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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.
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Director of Development Angie Bubon says the Salvation Army is still more than $100,000 short of its Red Kettle goal.
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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.
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Community service clubs are in it for the people. Members socialize. They hold events in the community. They give to their neighbors through service…
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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…
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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…
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Four Bloomington-Normal women are hoping to bring awareness to a local running club with goals of empowering women.The Multicultural Leadership Program,…
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Human service organizations, colleges and universities and other institutions are having to rely more on charitable giving due to uncertain state and…
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A local nonprofit is celebrating its 10th year of leadership development and service to the community.Linda Bollivar directs the Multicultural Leadership…
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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…