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The Tuesday after the Thanksgiving holiday has been touted by the global generosity movement as Giving Tuesday, a day for people to donate what they can to local nonprofits and other organizations.

 

PATRIOT — The Gallia Local Board of Education met recently for its regular business meeting to approve agenda items which included voting on personne

GALLIPOLIS — The Gallipolis City School District Board of Education met last week for its monthly meeting to discuss agenda times which included appr

SLYBT To Host Financial Literacy Training Webinar Share this post: ON Thursday 6th May 2021, the St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture launched its Small Member Support Program which aims to assist small businesses as they recover from the economic impact of COVID-19. This program was built to offer Information, Skills and Knowledge, Tools and Support Services Programs to help strengthen MSMEs among Chamber Membership and the wider business community. As we are aware, a vibran...

The 12-county-area not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation recently held a reception at its Marion County Service Center in Hannibal in recognition of the agency’s 56th anniversary and the May observance of National Community Action Month. Pictured, from left: NECAC Family Planning Lab Assistant Erin Tucker, Intake Assistant Heidi Chatfield, NECAC Marion County Board Member Roy Hark, Marion County Service Coordinator Gwen Koch, President and Chief Executive Officer Don Patri...

NECAC advises of utility assistance extension Moberly Monitor-Index The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) has announced that the utility assistance deadline has been extended. In-person applications will be accepted through May 31. The previous deadline was March 31. In addition, mailed applications postmarked June 14 or earlier will also be processed. The extension was approved by the Missouri Department of Social Services Family Support Division. There are two typ...

U.S. hunger crisis persists, especially for kids, older adults Jackie Robinson shows the contents of meal boxes he received that were delivered by Revolution Foods in New Orleans on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021. Robinson, a 66-year-old retired cook who once worked at a French Quarter restaurant in New Orleans, struggled to get by on his Social Security benefits before the pandemic, occasionally visiting a food pantry. But over the summer he signed up for a city-run delivery program and now gets two ...

US hunger crisis persists, especially for kids and older adults 01 Apr 2021 Rita Scanlon, 92, eats lunch delivered to her by Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island as she listens to Gov. Gina Raimondos press conference urging residents to stay home. File AP America is starting to claw its way out of the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, but food insecurity persists, especially for children and older adults. Food banks around the US continue giving away far more canned, pac...

AP Rita Scanlon, 92, eats lunch delivered to her Nov. 25 by Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island in Central Falls, R.I.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. PHOENIX — America is starting to claw its way out of the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, but food insecurity persists, especially for children and older adults. Food banks around the U.S. continue giving away far more canned, packaged and fresh...