Resource Warehouse News Today

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While work has resumed at the Port of Vancouver in the month since International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) members first went on strike, the resulting delays have impacted charities and businesses on Vancouver Island.

While work has resumed at the Port of Vancouver in the month since International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) members first went on strike, the resulting delays have impacted charities and businesses on Vancouver Island.Dell Marie Wergeland, president of the Compassionate Resource Warehouse, says the group has medical equipment and other supplies to send to Zimbabwe in a shipping container, which its team of volunteers will use on an upcoming trip to conduct surgeries and skill-building

HICKORY — Visit or contact any nonprofit and more than likely the first person you’ll meet is a volunteer. These are selfless individuals who believe in the value of serving

HICKORY — Safe Harbor is participating in the Black Balloon Overdose Awareness Day on March 6.

HICKORY — Safe Harbor recently received a grant from the Kenneth K. and Suzanne G. Millholland Endowment Fund. This grant was in the amount of $3,500 and will go towards

HICKORY — Safe Harbor officially announced the expansion of its community center services, The Passage, at 248 Second St., SE, with a Sept. 14 ribbon-cutting event.

Wondering where to take your Christmas tree after the holidays are over? Here’s a list of drop-off locations and tree chipping events.

The Catawba County United Way recently celebrated the work of local volunteers during the annual Giving from the Heart (GFH) Volunteer Awards.