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MADISON, Wis. -- According to Feeding America, one in eight Wisconsinites are food insecure. The statistic is highlighted in Dane County, where many food pantries are seeing a large increase

Stephanie Linus, a Nollywood actress, filmmaker, and women and girls advocate, was the featured speaker at an event organized by Pathfinder International, Catalyst Global Strategies, What to Expect Project, UN Women, UNFPA, and Stephanie's nonprofit organization, Extended Hands Foundation, on March 30 at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The event titled “Global Health

Thank you to our amazing community for the Parade of Thanksgiving.

303 Magazine has created a roundup of autumnal events to explore this weekend. Try anything from fall markets to beer fests in Denver.

Pandemic-related challenges continue to leave many nonprofits in desperate need of help. Here’s how you can give back this Colorado Gives Day.

Brownie Troop #6445 has been busy helping others. Cookie sales are ramping down and the girls decided to spend some of their profits on two community service projects. They bought approximately $300 in non-perishable food items to donate to the local food bank, Extended Hands, and donated $300 to Salt River Wild Horse Management Group, a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection, studies and to humanely manage the Salt River wild horses. “Thank you, Fountain Hills’ residents...

Views: Visits 705 Today, March 8, 2021, is International Women’s Day with the theme of this year’s celebration being ‘Choose to Challenge’. Even though it feels like there is a concerted effort between the forces of culture and government to deny women the full expression of their rights and the achievement of their highest ambitions, it’s important to note that woman are now choosing to challenge these obstacles that have overtime, hindered them from reaching their full pote...

Ladies Of Lee Continues To Perform, Serve During Pandemic Monday, December 21, 2020 The Ladies of Lee in concert Despite the challenges the Lee University School of Music has faced due to COVID-19, the Ladies of Lee found safe ways to serve, perform, practice, and record throughout the fall semester. “In a normal semester, the Ladies would have traveled to several states to sing in churches and schools and may have performed for 5,000 people,” said Dr. Randy Sheeks, director of the en...