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March 12, 2024
The Garrison Family Foundation has gifted $250,000 to The Friends of Recreation to help enhance recreational and wellness enrichment in Palm Beach.
January 18, 2024
Camp Corral campers find adventure, test their limits, challenge their fears, celebrate their accomplishments, and make life-affirming friendships that assure them they are not alone. Applications are now open.
November 3, 2023
Baldwin Park will continue providing free meals to seniors residents after approval to reallocate federal funds.
August 9, 2023
As current president of the NIRSA Board of Directors, Dr. Wendy Windsor kicked-off her Hidden Talents in NIRSA series on July 13 by talking with four professionals who are first-generation college graduates and leaders at campus recreation programs...
April 28, 2023
Are you a lover of marshmallows? We've got some very interesting information on the origin of marshmallows and how they've grown in popularity. Yum!
April 11, 2022
/PRNewswire/ -- Fidelis Care has awarded Harlem Mothers Save a $10,000 grant to assist the non-profit organization with community programs that support victims...
October 7, 2021
With the weather so warm and sunny this week, it’s the perfect time to get outside and soak in the changing foliage.
May 7, 2021
Why can DC Parks and Recreation have dance programs, but no dancing allowed at weddings in the District? By Sierra Fox Dance classes permitted despite ban at weddings No dancing or standing is allowed during a wedding reception, but the nationโs capital is hosting its own dance programs and dance studios can operate with safety guidelines in place - and some are wondering why. WASHINGTON - Some are saying D.C. is starting to bring the plot out of the movie "Footloose" to life.ย No dancing or...
April 2, 2021
Oregon House finally OKs $250 million for summer programs Discussion and votes on budgets go swiftly after three-day marathon reading of an unrelated bill. After being sidetracked by a partisan dispute for the better part of three days, the Oregon House voted Thursday night, April 1, for legislation that includes $250 million for summer educational and recreational programs for students statewide. The money is contained in one of three bills to rebalance the current two-year state budg...