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Category Archives: Volunteers
Protesting Trump because we can
(Photo by Scott Lynch/ Gothamist) It’s been an interesting week in New York. People are tired of things and still protesting things. They’re tired of corruption, they’re tired of closed primaries, they’re tired of lies. Few American cities feel the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Interesting, Law, politics, Society, U.S., Volunteers, World
Tagged #blacklivesmatter, activism, anti hate, civil disobedience, national lawyers guild, New York City, nypd, Protest, trump
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More U.S. Cities are Making it Harder to Feed the Homeless
An increasing number of American cities are making it harder to feed the homeless. Is it because human generosity is less profitable for cities nowadays? “The new rules, ostensibly to protect those getting the food from any illnesses from poorly … Continue reading
Posted in Community, holidays, Human rights, News, Society, U.S., Volunteers
Tagged charities, community, community service, feeding homeless, holidays, homeless, non profits, U.S. Cities
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A way to help single moms serve Thanksgiving Dinner to their families
Scary Mommy is an internet community for “imperfect parents.” It’s a resourceful site that was started by a mother a few years ago. Three years ago, a Thanksgiving initiative started to help feed families on Thanksgiving. It helped feed a … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, children, Community, families, holidays, U.S., Volunteers, women
Tagged donate, families in need, food, giving, help, holidays, hunger, Scary Mommy, Scary Mommy Nation, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving 2014, Thanksgiving dinner
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Oldest known 9/11 Search Dog is Still Working Today at a Texas Elementary School
Her first deployment was to look for humans and/ or remains in the rubble at Ground Zero. Bretagne is now 93 in dog years, but she still loves to work. She helps special needs children at an elementary school in … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Interesting, Texas, U.S., Volunteers
Tagged disaster, dogs, Hero Dog, pets, search dogs, September 11, Worker dogs
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Catholic Charities Aids Refugee / Immigrant Women and Children in Texas
Congressional Delegation Women and Children Refugee Press Release. “Increasing numbers of unaccompanied immigrant women and children from Central America have flooded across the Texas-Mexico border in recent weeks. These refugees are fleeing violence and poverty in the homeland and seek … Continue reading
Posted in Border, Central Texas, children, Community, families, Government, Health, Human rights, News, Panhandle, Society, South Texas, Texas, U.S., Volunteers, West Texas, women
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More ways to help Fritch, Texas after wildfires
–St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Amarillo -Fritch Fire Volunteers — please note! The address for the multi-agency resource center — MARC — has changed. The new address is 308 Ridgeland, Fritch TX 79030. Please follow the Red Cross signs. –Toot’n Totum … Continue reading
Posted in Amarillo, Community, Fires, Lake Meredith, News, Panhandle, Texas, Volunteers
Tagged amarillo, Amarillo Area Foundation, Benefit shows, Borger Texas, disaster relief, donate, donations, Fritch Texas, help, Hutchinson County, Hutchinson County Texas, Lake Meredith, May 2014, Pantex Federal Credit Union, Red Cross, St Andrews, Texas Panhandle, Toot n Totum, volunteers, wildfires
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Fritch Wildfire Benefit Show -June 7 @ Spud’s in Borger
A benefit show with live music to help rebuild Fritch, Texas and help the victims after the wildfires that ravaged the town and over 150 homes is in the works. Details are being ironed out, but please refer to the … Continue reading
Posted in Amarillo, Community, music, Panhandle, Texas, Volunteers, West Texas
Tagged Benefit Show, Borger Texas, Fritch Texas, Fritch wildfires, Hutchinson County, local bands, show to benefit Fritch, Spuds
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From ProNews7: “As of 5:20p.m., the following stats have been released from the National Weather Service: Consumed 2,583 acres;Destroyed 131 structures – 89 of which were homes;The one fatality during the fire is not directly related to the fire;1300 homes and … Continue reading