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The Moline Foundation Board awarded $294,500 in grants to 48 area nonprofits, going toward operational costs, capital and program expenses.
Grants ranging from $1,000 to $25,000 were approved by the board at its May 19 meeting.
"The grantees chosen are committed to addressing our community’s most significant and challenging issues," Board Chair Larry Meeske said in a news release. "The Moline Foundation is proud to partner and support nonprofits as they improve the lives of our residents." Read the Entire Article
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The Sunday School Store Launches Innovative "Seaons of Faith" Sunday School Curriculum ... 
If you're looking for a way to get your kids invested in their faith this summer, the Sunday School Store may have just the curriculum for you. The store has just released Season's of Faith, a...more
If you're looking for a way to get your kids invested in their faith this summer, the Sunday School Store may have just the curriculum for you. The store has just released Season's of Faith, a...more
John Lithgow Takes on the Role of the New Kid in School for a Pbs Special Celebrating Arts Education 
John Lithgow is a two-time Academy Award nominee, multiple Emmy, Tony, and Golden Globes winner, and has appeared in everything from The Old Man to Killers of the Flower Moon. But the 78-year-old...more
John Lithgow is a two-time Academy Award nominee, multiple Emmy, Tony, and Golden Globes winner, and has appeared in everything from The Old Man to Killers of the Flower Moon. But the 78-year-old...more
Lccc Panel Addresses Teacher Shortage; College Unveils Educational Innovation Center 
"It's time to be innovative," Pennsylvania state Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski said Friday during a panel discussion on the state's teacher shortage. "We all have a duty and responsibility to find...more
"It's time to be innovative," Pennsylvania state Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski said Friday during a panel discussion on the state's teacher shortage. "We all have a duty and responsibility to find...more
University Community Teams Up to Showcase Campus for Kids 
"Take our children to work day" isn't a phrase you'd typically associate with a university, but that's exactly what employees of the University of Oregon in Eugene did on April 25. As part of the...more
"Take our children to work day" isn't a phrase you'd typically associate with a university, but that's exactly what employees of the University of Oregon in Eugene did on April 25. As part of the...more
Boot Camps, Business Accelerators: Rapid City, Sioux Falls Get Creative with Child Care Grants 
South Dakota's Rapid City and Sioux Falls are two of 13 communities to receive a child care grant from the Governor's Office of Economic Development, and they're using it to do something about the...more
South Dakota's Rapid City and Sioux Falls are two of 13 communities to receive a child care grant from the Governor's Office of Economic Development, and they're using it to do something about the...more
Multicultural Food Festival Serves Up Chadwick Diversity 
"A lot of memories and experiences are linked to food, so I thought food could be utilized as a tool to make people interested in something and care about itand to see some of the good parts and why...more
"A lot of memories and experiences are linked to food, so I thought food could be utilized as a tool to make people interested in something and care about itand to see some of the good parts and why...more
The Impact Investing Case for Telecom Companies
"We are so used to being almost permanently online that we don't really appreciate what we have and do not really know what to do when we're not," Joni Mitchell wrote in her 1970s song "Big Yellow...more
"We are so used to being almost permanently online that we don't really appreciate what we have and do not really know what to do when we're not," Joni Mitchell wrote in her 1970s song "Big Yellow...more
Wilkes Center Announces 7 Finalists for $500K Climate Launch Prize 
The University of Utah's Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy has narrowed its list of finalists for its $500,000 Climate Launch Prize to seven. The goal of the prize, which is one of the...more
The University of Utah's Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy has narrowed its list of finalists for its $500,000 Climate Launch Prize to seven. The goal of the prize, which is one of the...more
The Growth of Social Enterprises €” For-Profit Businesses That Tackle a Social Problem 
"Having a purposeful job actually does transform someone's life," says Edwin Walsh, who runs a social enterprise in Australia called Assembled Threads. "You actually are moving someone from...more
"Having a purposeful job actually does transform someone's life," says Edwin Walsh, who runs a social enterprise in Australia called Assembled Threads. "You actually are moving someone from...more
Westlock Community Foundation Helping Students Pursue Educational Opportunities 
A new scholarship fund in Canada will help high school students who want to further their education, the CBC reports. The Westlock Community Foundation in Alberta received a $26,800 donation from...more
A new scholarship fund in Canada will help high school students who want to further their education, the CBC reports. The Westlock Community Foundation in Alberta received a $26,800 donation from...more
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Social Enterprise Pushes Continuity of Care and Home Births
The Neighbourhood Midwives, the brainchild of Annie Francis of Hampshire, offers midwifery services geared for the continuity of care to women and their families.
