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It's What's Happening for Young Adults through the Library - Vimarsana News

It's What's Happening for Young Adults through the Library

Chick Incubation Project The Garden City Public Library will hatch some chicks in early April. The Library’s Annual Chick Incubation program is returning this year! Eggs will arrive on Tuesday, April 4 and are scheduled to begin hatching Monday, April 24. Chicks will be returned 1 week after they hatch. Eggs are picked up from

Source: gcnews.com
Standing O: Volunteering is a full-time job for Jan Sutton - Vimarsana News

Standing O: Volunteering is a full-time job for Jan Sutton

Sutton has many roles at Flagler Volunteer Services, primarily handling logistics for the Giving Store and the rummage sales that fund it.

Donald R. Myers Legacy Fund awards three grants - The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Donald R. Myers Legacy Fund awards three grants - The Highland County Press

The Donald R. Myers Legacy Fund has awarded grants to three programs for 2022. Clermont County Senior Services, Ohio’s Appalachian Country and Hubbard Fri

Hermantown, Proctor schools seek volunteer 'Reading Pals' - Vimarsana News

Hermantown, Proctor schools seek volunteer 'Reading Pals'

Reading Pals is a volunteer opportunity for children at Hermantown and Proctor schools to connect with positive adult role models and spend time reading together.

United Way Of The Big Bend Weathered First Pandemic Round Surprisingly Well - Vimarsana News

United Way Of The Big Bend Weathered First Pandemic Round Surprisingly Well

/ United Way of the Big Bend President/CEO Berneice Cox At the start of the pandemic, many Tallahassee non-profits feared their donations and future were in jeopardy. But the area's largest not-for-profit funder reports a totally different picture quickly emerged. That organization is the United Way of the Big Bend, where Berneice Cox has been the president and CEO since late 2019. She said a COVID response there was quick in coming. "Whenever we had our first cases, we started a COVID-19 relief fund and quickly were able to raise money for that while we were simultaneously running our campa...

Source: wfsu.org