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Ada Regional United Way announces their 2024 funded agencies. This non-profit organization aims to enhance the quality of peoples lives by coordinating efforts in the fields of health, education, and

A single mom raising two children is in need of a few pieces of furniture after finding stable housing and moving herself and her children out of homelessness. An elderly resident hopes to find a safe ride to an exercise class so she can work on staying strong and upright. A young family that lost everything in a house fire is in desperate need of food and short on money as they look to start over in a new home. The calls go out. Prayers are answered, needs are met and those among a vulnerable b...

Meet Louisa Rogers, who runs the Center for New Directions at North Idaho College, a department that assists students and community members in overcoming barriers in their lives.

Jules Cosby is the community outreach and education specialist for the Salvation Army Kroc Center. She said Christmas for All has had a significant impact on her work. “As I work with individuals and families and seek to support them as they hopefully are working to better their circumstances, CFA feels like a beacon of hope,” Cosby said.

The Community Foundation will no longer serve as clearinghouse for disaster relief in Nashville as Metro chooses the United Way to take over the job.

Christmas for All's referring partners are Kootenai County's unsung heroes who walk alongside their clients to support them. They refer their clients to Charity Reimagined for specific assistance from Christmas for All, this newspaper's holiday charity campaign that through the great generosity of our readers helps recipients throughout the year.

Two speakers at the Nov. 9 Tahlequah Resource Outreach Team meeting discussed government assistance versus private funding, with one speaker discouraging agencies from relying on grants and government funding, and

Two speakers at the Nov. 9 Tahlequah Resource Outreach Team meeting discussed government assistance versus private funding, with one speaker discouraging agencies from relying on grants and government funding, and

Nonprofit organizations in the area look to ensure they do their best. But even charities can be scammed by people abusing the system. So, these organizations are utilizing a tool to make sure they help the most people in need.