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L.A. WORKS | October 14, 2022

L.A. Works announced it has received a grant of $494,060 from the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services' Listos California campaign, part of a continuing effort to ensure that the most vulnerable in the state will be ready in the event of a disaster. The grant will expand L.A. Works' disaster resources in Los Angeles, where L.A. Works has been providing volunteer opportunities since 1991. Listos California, named for the Spanish word for "ready,"...

Fundraising, Nonprofit Management

United Way | July 21, 2022

As a part of its leadership role within the specialty films and flexible packaging industry and furthering its commitment to sustainability and supporting local communities, Charter Next Generation (CNG) recently made a sizable donation to The United Way chapters of Richland County, Delaware County, and Morrow County. These three United Way chapters will act as a steward of CNG's employees by dispersing the donated funds across fourteen different local charities and organizations that were h...

Fundraising,Nonprofit Technology

DAV (Disabled American Veterans) | January 12, 2023

EG Group, which runs more than 1,700 convenience stores, said its annual fundraiser for Disabled American Veterans (DAV) raised $647,000. This was more than in previous years. Some of the contributing stores of the EG Group include Certified Oil, Cumberland Farms, Kwik Shop, Fastrac, Minit Mart, Loaf N' Jug, Quik Shop, Tom Thumb, Sprint Food Stores, and Turkey Hill. The fundraiser took place in November, and guests who visited to any of EG Group's stores were invited to ...

wlrn | March 16, 2020

FoundCare, a nonprofit federally qualified health center, is setting up a drive-through testing site for COVID-19 in Palm Beach County, starting Monday, March 16 at 10 a.m. “We were paying attention around the country as to what people are doing. We said, 'We could do that,' considering that we have trained staff to actually perform the tests,” said Yolette Bonnet, CEO of FoundCare. "I think this is the first time. I don't think anybody else has tried it in Palm Beac...