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Community rallies to help seniors in need with Shoebox Collection - Vimarsana News

Community rallies to help seniors in need with Shoebox Collection

Meals on Wheels Plus of Manatee received hundreds of donated shoeboxes from community members and businesses.

Maine Voices: Let there be bus passes! - Vimarsana News

Maine Voices: Let there be bus passes!

After 7 years, Portland Adult Education students are riding the bus for free. The efforts of numerous good people brought this to fruition.

This Is What Winning €10,000 Can Do For Your Town - Vimarsana News

This Is What Winning €10,000 Can Do For Your Town

This Is What Winning €10,000 Can Do For Your Town Listen to this episode Share this article Weekend Breakfast are delighted to announce that we are once again going on the hunt for Ireland’s soundest town with our wonderful sponsors Cadbury. It is such an amazing campaign that highlights the incredible spirit of towns up and down the country. We hear so many heartwarming  inspiring stories. We started the Cadbury Soundtown campaign in 2019 and our winning town was Fartown in Co. Galway. Helen Power was the woman who entered her hometown of Kilmacthomas in Waterford into the Cadbury Sound...

Christmas card kindness has brought festive cheer to care home residents - Vimarsana News

Christmas card kindness has brought festive cheer to care home residents

IT was a ritual which many people now seem to put off. Sending Christmas cards is a tradition which has changed in recent years, with some opting for e-cards or a donation to charity instead. However, there is no denying the lift some people still get when a card drops through their door and they realise someone is thinking of them. With sending a card or a letter to a relative among the many simple things you can go to help people feel connected, it is no wonder Age Scotland is hoping people might put pen to paper this year for what has been a particularly tough year.