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PAC steps up for local housing solutions

Scout likes to help others - The Times Gazette

Rainsboro first grader helps his school with hefty donation | The Highland County Press

The students of Rainsboro Elementary are benefiting from the generosity of a first grader who likes to help people. 

Rainsboro first grader helps his school with hefty donation | The Highland County Press

Groton kids have more mentors in their corner

Groton ― Jennifer Ursini volunteered to be a mentor because she wants to give kids something to look forward to when they come to school and provide them a safe environment to try new activities. She...

CharityTracker gains traction

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 but widespread population in the community are able to shift their focuses from short-term crises to long-term goals of living thriving, independent lives. Those journeys can begin with CharityTracker.

Golden gift for PAHA

Throughout the year, those in the Agents With Hearts of Gold program donate a percentage of each transaction that is tallied at year’s end and given to a nonprofit.

Christmas for All, a tradition of generosity

Now in its 38th year, Christmas for All is a tradition of incredible generosity, one that speaks volumes about our community’s immense capacity to provide care and compassion to our neighbors in need.

New boilers in place in schools - The Times Gazette

Rainsboro program can help build stronger relationships | The Highland County Press

Rainsboro Elementary this year is inviting dads and other “dudes” in a child’s life to join their students once a month at the school for breakfast and activities.