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The Comox Valley Community Foundation is accepting grant applications until Sept.
21 for a total of $441,360 in funding to be distributed to local non-profit organizations in British Columbia.
The CBC reports the money will be divided into five grant streams: $75,000 to address housing insecurity and homelessness $70,000 to support recreation and social programming for adults with diverse abilities $50,000 to support environmental initiatives $40,000 to assist with charitable education and training $366,369 to address food insecurity and systems, mental health, and Indigenous led or benefitting projects
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Alejandro Betancourt Lopez rejects traditional corporate social responsibility models that separate business operations from community impact.Rather than limiting community engagement to corporate...more
Thoughtful giving isn't just about making a donation, it's about creating meaningful impact.Community foundations exist to connect generosity with need, ensuring that charitable giving is both...more
Kareem Thomas most recently served as Chief Credit and Lending Administration Officer at Reinvestment Fund.Bhavani Daryanani has more than 20 years of experience in the sector, bringing deep...more
SECU Foundation has been named a recipient of the 2024 Carolinas Credit Union Foundation Hero Award for Partner in Philanthropy.The SECU Foundation promotes local community development in North...more
Foundation: Hutchinson Community Foundation
Residents say increases in average household income and businesses that pay above average wage are the top indicators of economic progress in Reno County.They also identify attracting new businesses,...more
Foundation: Jim Joseph Foundation
The Jewish Emergent Network is a loose affiliation of seven Jewish organizations.The network passed on its core initiatives to the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable and Atra.Many of the rabbis who...more
Elise May, a former HEARTS Board Member, is an independentTeaching Artist/Arts Administrator, educator, actor, singer, and writer.She works with actors, school districts, libraries, and ...more
Environmental science majors study the science behind environmental challenges like climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction.An urban studies major focuses on the design and management of...more
Emporia Area Chamber of Commerce and Ignite Emporia embody these values through a proactive approach to creating an environment for business and community success.81% of adults consider their local...more
The Creative Capital Foundation selected 55 artists and collectives for its annual grant award from a pool of over 5,600 applicants.Each grant provides $50,000 of unrestricted project funding...more
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Tom’s Partner with Make It Right to Build Sustainable Homes for People in Need
Tom’s, the social enterprise popular for its shoes, has released a pair of shoes and a pair of shades to benefit Make It Right, a nonprofit founded by Brad Pitt in 2007 that builds affordable, green homes, buildings and communities for underserved and low-income populations.
