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Children's Services Advisory Committee reviewed 56 proposals in June. - Vimarsana News

Children's Services Advisory Committee reviewed 56 proposals in June.

County commissioners decided to \

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IRSC Spring Commencement - Stories of Courage and Resilience - Vimarsana News

IRSC Spring Commencement - Stories of Courage and Resilience

Spring Commencement ceremonies will be held at the Havert Fenn Center in Fort Pierce on Thursday May 4, and on Friday May 5.

Source: wqcs.org
United Way of Indian River County - Funded Partner Agencies through June 2024 - Vimarsana News

United Way of Indian River County - Funded Partner Agencies through June 2024

All the agencies who will receive funding made presentations during the Citizens Review Process. Volunteer funding panels then made recommendations to the United Way IRC Board of Directors based on how well the agency addressed United Way’s funding priorities.

Source: wqcs.org
Former Indian River Shores Mayor Tom Slater dies at 76 - Vimarsana News

Former Indian River Shores Mayor Tom Slater dies at 76

Slater was never afraid to tackle issues that he believed would improve the lives of people who lived in the small town

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Citizens vet nonprofits seeking local United Way funding - Vimarsana News

Citizens vet nonprofits seeking local United Way funding

Donors rely on accountability We relied on Nate Bruckner, who in five years as United Way of Indian River County’s director of community impact has become an expert on the agencies. He also knows how much donors care about nonprofits successfully reaching goals to help people in need. “You want to make sure they’re being run as businesses, even if they’re nonprofits,” he said, adding that transparency is critical. Meredith Egan, who became CEO in January after almost seven years with the agency, concurred. “It really needs to be about the impact (these agencies have),” she said...

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