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The college's basic needs services started small in 2019 but is growing rapidly, setting an example for others in Southern California.

Lusaka - Zambia: The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) has said load shedding being implemented by Zesco Limited will adversely impact the most

An Oxford University lecturer has apologised after a racist email in which he argued 'blacks are more stupid than whites' was unearthed online.

The Long Beach Community College District announced a new program in partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Long Beach today, which will allow Long Beach City College students who are parents to enroll their school-aged children, ages 6 to 18, in free after-school programming.

The Rocky Mountain Health Foundation (RMHF) ended 2022 by awarding $1,855,200 in grants to health-related organizations across the Western Slope, raising its year-end giving total to $4,021,100 — more than

God fills us with new promises and purposes so that we bring hope to those who have none.

Data shows 42% of students at Cal State Long Beach are food insecure and 12% of students struggle to find housing. Find out what one woman and the university are doing to help.

Community West Foundation and United Way of Greater Cleveland offer financial support to Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry (LMM), the organization is serving as the fiscal agent for the seasonal shelter program.

Volunteers are teaming up with the New Iberia Parks & Recreation Department to host a donation drive for anyone in need of goods and hygiene products, in the aftermath of the tornado.

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