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NW Kids Grows Food For Mexican Urban Communities

September 25, 2023 |

NW Kids founder Jeremy Bowers overcame abandonment, neglect, and homelessness throughout his childhood and youth. Seeking out ways to help others in similar situations, he traveled the world and spent a year in the Balkans. He ended up in Jalisco, Mexico with a serious knee injury that needed surgery. Bowers…

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Mdogo Disabled Children’s Foundation Provides Essential Care for Children with Severe Disabilities in Africa

September 13, 2023 |

In areas of Africa, deeply ingrained beliefs and a lack of education about disabilities perpetuates the illegal but prevalent practice of killing children born with disabilities. Termed “mercy killing,” this action is often a result of cultural and social pressures, including the mother being shunned by her husband, family and/or…

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Corey & Kimberly’s Ride Continues: A Community Group Supporting Those Affected By Addiction and Advocating for Change

August 17, 2023 |

Corey & Kimberly’s Ride Continues is a community group that has united to raise awareness about addiction, fight the stigma around this disease and support those who are or have been affected by it. The organization was founded by Chuck and Susan Deprill, who tragically lost their son Corey in…

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HSI Is Pleased To Welcome Youth for Development and Productivity (YODEP): Supporting Malawian youths for a better future

May 12, 2023 |

Youth for Development and Productivity (YODEP) is uplifting the country of Malawi by strengthening its foundation: the next generation. Operating in the districts of Zomba, Mangochi and Ntcheu, the nonprofit mainly serves children and youths, with the goal of creating a Malawian society that is healthy, educated, free of poverty…

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Dementia Friendly Lehigh Valley Supports People With Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders

April 12, 2023 |

There are around 25,000 people in the Lehigh Valley community who are living with Alzheimer’s. Many people who have Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders (ADRD) will live around 7-10 years after they are diagnosed. Even though there will be many cognitive and functional changes and difficulties during those years, the…

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Mercy World Organization Supports Vulnerable Children in Tanzania

November 8, 2022 |

In Tanzania, the Mbeya region has the highest number of children and teens who have been orphaned by HIV and AIDS. This staggering number of children, which is approximately 860,000 from 0-17 years old, are often abandoned and left homeless. They will often turn to gangs and drug dealers, or…

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New Horizons Rebuilds, Restores, and Renews Lives In Ukraine

September 20, 2022 |

When Russia started invading Ukraine in February 2022, many Ukrainians had to deal with the reality that the war could damage their houses and put their lives in danger. Thousands of families were forced to leave their homes for their safety. Two sisters, Daria, age 5, and Dasha, age 7,…

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Restore Ukraine Provides Life-Saving Support for Displaced Ukrainians

September 9, 2022 |

Since Russia began launching attacks in February 2022, Ukraine and its citizens have suffered devastating destruction, violence, and loss of life. According to a statement by the mayor of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, Russia has destroyed more than 3,500 residential buildings, including more than 500 apartment complexes. As of August…

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Reparations Finance Lab: Closing the Racial Wealth Gap

August 10, 2022 |

In the summer of 2020, racial injustice in the United States came to a boiling point when the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others by police officers sparked widespread movements for long-overdue change. One of the many who were inspired to make a difference was Enith Williams, who…

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The Lynfield Community Center Provides A Safe Place For Bethlehem Children To Thrive

July 11, 2022 |

The high number of single-parent households in Bethlehem, PA means that many children are at a higher risk of being left without support when their guardians are out of the home, like in the summer or after school hours. However, since 2012, children in this area have instead been able…

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