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Opportunity in education swung open so their daughters and sons could imagine a life for themselves beyond washing someone elses laundry or shining someone elses shoes. Because they marched, City Councils changed and state legislatures changed and congress changed. Eventually the white house changed. [cheers and applause] because they marched, america became more free and more fair. Not just for africanamericans, but for women and latinos. Asians and native americans. Catholics, jews, and muslim...

Largest Down syndrome fundraiser in the world attracts over 1,400 guests from 16 states and 12 countries, raising funds for life-saving and transformative...

(WXOW) - The La Crosse Area YMCA will celebrate philanthropy through a two-day fundraising campaign.

Before her death, Anna Sie became known as a generous philanthropist in Denver's arts, film and academic spaces, and she built a legacy of work funding Down syndrome research.

Anna Sie, a Denver philanthropist who helped causes from art and film to medical Down syndrome research, died Sept. 20, 2023, 10 years after a cancer diagnosis.

Innovative Program Receives $365,000 in Scholarship Funding to Cover Tuition, Housing...

A panel of LGBTQIA+ voices, championing diversity and connection, will take part in the Birds of a Feather lunch in […]