Nonprofits

Verneice Prince from Bloomington-Normal is using her own experiences with homelessness to build and expand a nonprofit that helps those most in need, called Cruisin’ Outta Poverty Services.

Director of Development Angie Bubon says the Salvation Army is still more than $100,000 short of its Red Kettle goal.

A local organization is looking to expand its numbers as members continue giving back to the community. 100 Women for Good: Bloomington-Normal gathers 100 women to give $100 each, resulting in a total of $10,000 to donate.

Community service clubs are in it for the people. Members socialize. They hold events in the community. They give to their neighbors through service…

Vonda Rodgers said a prayer as volunteers pounded nails in syncopation in the parking lot of the VFW as they began the work of constructing the first…

Kite Fest is back in Bloomington-Normal for its sixth year from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Sunday, May 19, at Illinois State University’s Hancock Stadium.Some of the…

Four Bloomington-Normal women are hoping to bring awareness to a local running club with goals of empowering women.The Multicultural Leadership Program,…

Human service organizations, colleges and universities and other institutions are having to rely more on charitable giving due to uncertain state and…

A local nonprofit is celebrating its 10th year of leadership development and service to the community.Linda Bollivar directs the Multicultural Leadership…

The two-year state budget crisis made life difficult for many of the 105,000 nonprofits across Illinois that rely in some way on taxpayer support.For some…