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Did you know? 💡 20 of the 27 public schools in High Point are considered Title 1, meaning that over 57% of students live in households with low incomes. 💡Amongst these schools, 4,381 students were chronically absent in the 2022-23 school year. Support the Leadership High Point Class of 2024 by contributing to our fundraiser for the Communities In Schools of High Point Resource Closet-- and combat chronic absenteeism by providing essential items to all 27 schools in High Point to distribute to students in need! Our goal is to raise $7,500 to purchase the items needed to fully stock the Resource Closet-- and you can help us get there! 🙂 Make a tax-deductible contribution here: https://lnkd.in/eJBFp3dg

PEACHTREE CORNERS BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Donates $3,500 to Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries https://lnkd.in/eg7r6Ati Ryan Jones, Lisa Proctor, Allison Reinert, Donna Linden, Suzanna Martinez, Toby C. Anderson, CFP®, City of Peachtree Corners, Peachtree Corners Magazine, City of Norcross, City of Doraville, Georgia, City of Tucker, Gwinnett County Government, #PCBACommunityOutreach #BusinessNetworking

Mountain America Credit Union Donates $13,500 to American Red Cross of Utah "Spreading The Good News About CUs!" https://lnkd.in/g_Z-N_UX #CreditUnions #CreditUnion #donations #nonprofit #communitysupport #mondaymotivation Mountain America Credit Union

Please join me and my colleagues in helping unlock a $50k matching gift on #GivingTuesday for the incredible organization I work for: (IAALS) Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System. A gift today doubles your impact to help make our civil justice system more just. https://lnkd.in/gpnhz-UG Read more below to see exactly why the work that we do is so critical and urgent.... DID YOU KNOW? 66% of Americans experienced at least one legal problem over the last four years; 70% of civil and family cases include at least one side without a lawyer; and 120 MILLION legal problems do not reach a fair resolution each year? WHY? Up and down the income scale, people's legal needs are going unmet because systems created hundreds of years ago are in dire need of evolution. The status quo is rigid, inaccessible, slow, and costly—and doesn’t account for the complex realities that people face on a daily basis. THE SOLUTION? At IAALS, we do things differently than anyone else—and that’s the secret to our success. Our unique approach allows us to make systemic change in courts and legal institutions across the country. When innovation is rooted in finding common ground, questioning the status quo, and centering the people, we begin to craft solutions that transform our civil justice system. At IAALS, justice for all is more than a rallying cry – it’s our promise. HOW CAN YOU HELP? With your support, together, we can fulfill the promise of justice for all today, and solidify it for generations to come. But justice for all will never be a reality for all if those seeking justice cannot access the system designed to deliver it. Please make a donation today to help clear a path to justice for everyone. https://lnkd.in/gmUTPSpX... (*You will be directed to the University of Denver donation page, with IAALS selected as the fund. Although we are part of DU, we are independently funded and all donations support IAALS' work directly.) Brittany Kauffman Amy Livingston Kirk Jones Zachary Willis Julia Curry Logan Cornett Michael Houlberg Jessica Bednarz Danielle Kalil Amy Downing Jonna Perlinger Ericka Byram (Welsh) James Swearingen

I want to give a huge shout out to Warren Bird, Jake Lapp, and the entire ECFA team for all their hard work launching the 2024 State of Giving Report this week! There is so much for ministry leaders in this analysis of over $26 Billion in donations to ECFA member organizations. Download the free report at www.ECFA.org/StateofGiving

Many churches, non-profits, and other organizations aren't occupied 24/7. What happens if there’s a water leak during those times? 💧 Early detection can be the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major loss. ⚠️ Read this Church Executive Magazine interview with PHLY’s Peter Kim, ARM for real-life success stories of how PHLYSense has protected organizations from costly damage: https://bit.ly/3VwOJZJ

Jeff Bezos and his fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, have made a $2.5 million gift to Detroit emergency shelter and housing provider COTS. COTS is among 40 homelessness nonprofits across the U.S. sharing in $110.5 million donated by the couple through the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund this year. via Crain's Detroit Business Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gAVUgQnq

We work with Black wealth-building solution providers to redefine and build pathways to wealth for all Black people. What does wealth mean to you? What freedom does it provide? We want to hear from you. Join our movement by becoming a partner, joining our mailing list or donating at www.kindredfutures.org. #wearekindredfutures #economicjustice #blackwealth

Kudos to this incredible young man. Having become indigent for several years when my ex-husbands wealthy family paid all his legal fees in repeatedly suing and pounding me into poverty, I can honestly speak from experience as a mother of 3 children who suffered in poverty during those years it is absolutely OUTRAGEUS that any child in America is NOT served lunch. I am extremely lucky I "made it," but my children and I have NEVER forgotten those days. Every time I see a story like this i just shake. There should be absolutely no social order associated with school lunches anywhere in this country. ALL school lunches in America should be offered at NO CHARGE as part of our school curriculum. I would GLADLY support tax increases to cover the costs of a nationally required program to feed, at no charge, all children in our schools for lunch. And in a balanced program, children can still be make "choices"--green beans or peas, chicken, eat or fish--they choose-- white milk, chocolate milk, what kind of juice, Jello , pudding or graham crackers as a light desert, etc etc etc--so the child fees like he can have some individuality while the school maintains variety would be great. None of us cannot expect a hungry, impoverished child to learn anything while operating on an empty stomach--or while being ridiculed because the child has to present a voucher or the as*hole "cashier" loudly turns the child away for an overdrawn account or lack of funds. In this day and age the fact this has still not been addressed is beyond my comprehension:

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