The Clearwater Community Volunteers are seeking good news from local nonprofits and volunteers for thier "good news from good guys" segment of thier monthly newsletter. Those interested can submit by contacting the Clearwater Community Volunteers Center directly.
The 'Infinite Gifts Ministries' Family Wants To Help Traveling Ministries Lodge In Their Crowdfunded Property For Free, Reach Out To The Locals, Provide Shelter For People And Animals, Do Community Outreach And Other Work That Would Support Their Ministry.
Part 1: "Decoding Diversity – Establishing a Baseline of Understanding" To follow at later date, Part 2: "Doing Diversity - Weaving Social Justice Into the Fabric of Your Organization"
The Lemur Conservation Foundation, dedicated to the preservation and conservation of the primates of Madagascar, has selected Deborah Robbins Millman as its new executive director.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers gave thanks to thier volunteers in time for Volunteer Appreciation Day for all they do to support thier communities.
The Tampa Bay Charity Coalition joins in the celebration of International Day of Charity by thanking and nominating ten founding Charity Coalition members for the “Difference Maker Award.”
Sixty-four local students recently gathered at Spring Valley Lake Country Club in Victorville, CA to receive scholarships from the Dr. Prem Reddy Family Foundation.
The Nashville Chapter of the Religion Communicators Council (RCC) meets monthly to talk about topics of interest and hear from professionals in religious communications.
The Clearwater Community Volunteers are creating a cleaner Clearwater with thier volunteer and cooperative nonprofit effort by orgnizing community clean ups and no-cost workshops.
Play for Peace hosted on Tuesday Level Up: Race for Humanity 2020, a virtual fundraising event, to help children in communities all over the world. 100% of funds raised will support recruiting, training, and mentoring young leaders to become champions of compassion.
Southwest Network is opening a third full-service pharmacy. The new pharmacy, located inside its Estrella Vista location in Phoenix, will be operated through a partnership with Genoa Healthcare.
Play for Peace will host Level Up: Race for Humanity to support recruiting, training and mentoring young leaders to become champions of compassion in the US and over 50 areas of conflict around the world.
Miami Bridge Youth & Family Services hosted a virtual discussion on Zoom that was open to the public and discussed childhood trauma amid the global pandemic.
On August 22, the Clearwater Community Volunteers donated 100 items to Mother of Minor’s “Showers of Love” baby care supply drive in support of low-income single mothers.
Together For Healthcare Heroes is a charity initiative set up to give thanks to healthcare workers all across Europe. Focusing on driving change by celebrating and rewarding those who put our community, family and friends first during the COVID 19 outbreak.
On August 9th, Sarah Smith-Harvey, adult volunteer for Troop 313, sponsored by the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization, completed her training to deliver the Wood Badge course for Scouting. The Wood Badge is leadership training for adult volunteers.
On August 17, the Tampa Bay Charity Coalition announced the first nominee for their “Making the Difference” award. The nominee is Tami Martin, a foster youth and veterans’ advocate constantly dedicating herself to helping others.
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Nashville (CCHR Nashville) continues to work to spread information to parents on their basic rights so they can help their children.
The Nashville Chapter of the Religion Communicators Council (RCC) meets monthly to talk about topics of interest and hear from professionals in religious communications.
Starting August 10th, through September 10th, the Tampa Bay Charity Coalition will accept nominations for their annual “Making the Difference” award acknowledging standout volunteers and charity founders.
As the 95th Anniversary of the Historic Fort Harrison approaches, residents are encouraged to share their memories of the Fort Harrison. These stories will be used to preserve a written history of the facility.