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Food pantry fund responds to food insecurity needs through Meigs County schools

Food pantry fund responds to food insecurity needs through Meigs County schools Staff Report Volunteers helping with the first distribution at the Meigs County Schools Food Pantry included, (left to right) Jack Musser, Cameron Davis, Jennifer Sheets, James Sheets, Barbara Musser, Chrissy Musser (partially hidden), and Maggie Musser. Courtesy photo “Delivery man Dan” is pictured after dropping off the first donation of Snowville Creamery milk to the Meigs County Schools food pantry. Courtesy photo Subcommittee members Barbara Musser, Tricia McNickle, and Laura Sheets are pictured preparing for the first distribution of food at the Meigs County Schools Food Pantry. Courtesy photo

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Deersville Community Players meet fundraising goal

DEERSVILLE The Deersville Community Players has learned that its fundraising project through the Cause Connector website has been fully funded. It’s such a blessing and will help us out greatly with our overhead expenses, said Marsha Dodds, president of the organization. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the group was unable to stage any productions in 2020 or hold any fundraisers. But it still has to pay for insurance and utilities for its historic theater in Deersville. The group was able to meet its goal of raising $3,531.34. The Deersville Community Players was among the first organizations to be featured on the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio s new Cause Connector giving site.

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Cause Connector to benefit local nonprofits - Gallipolis Daily Tribune

‘Cause Connector’ to benefit local nonprofits Staff Report NELSONVILLE By visiting Cause Connector before April 9, some local nonprofits in Gallia and Meigs counties could benefit. According to a news release from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO), Cause Connector is a giving website that connects people who want to make a difference with local, nonprofit projects working in Appalachian Ohio. This platform was developed by the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio as a new way to give to causes people care about donors have until April 9 to support the projects featured there. At CauseConnector.org, donors can easily search for projects serving local communities across the areas of arts and culture, community and economic development, education, environmental stewardship, and health and human services. Donors can also narrow their search by sorting projects by interest area and county. Cause Connector has seen 34 projects funded from across Appalachian Ohio’s 32 count

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Cause Connector to benefit local nonprofits - Pomeroy Daily Sentinel

Cause Connector to benefit local nonprofits - Pomeroy Daily Sentinel
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Columbus CEO April 2021 digital issue

Columbus CEO After a year of racial justice protests more broadly attended than ever before in U.S. history, the conversation on equity in the workplace is far from over. Companies are adding diversity, equity and inclusion officer positions at a steady clip, and we talked to nine such professionals for the April issue. Optimism is high that corporate leaders are ready to make meaningful change in promoting people of color into the ranks of leadership. But questions remain. Will it really be different this time? CEO. In the evolving world of DEI, these are nine people you should know.

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