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A call on state congressional delegations to speed COVID-19 economic relief; a gap in trapping pollution impacts communities of color.

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Philanthropy

College students participating in philanthropy-based courses are 38% more likely to graduate. (Adobe Stock)
NKU Students' Hands-On Philanthropy Boosts Graduation Rates
Friday, November 27, 2020
By Kajsa Larson and Mark Neikirk for The Conversation. Broadcast version by Nadia Ramlagan for Kentucky News Connection HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky ...Read More
A new report says states should prioritize higher-ed programs that support low-income students of color, a population that has suffered disproportionately in the pandemic. (A.C. Taylor, Jr.)
Report: Colleges Must Avoid Across-the-Board Cuts, Despite Pandemic
Friday, November 20, 2020
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Budget experts predict California will face multi-billion-dollar deficits in 2022 and beyond as a result of the pandemic ...Read More
Demand for food assistance in Nebraska has spiked during COVID-19, with Omaha's Together drive-through food pantry serving some 250 cars daily. (Wikimedia Commons)
Food Pantries Bracing for Holidays, Colder Weather
Thursday, November 19, 2020
OMAHA, Neb. -- The number of Nebraskans not sure where their next meal would come from was on the decline in 2019, but that was before the ...Read More
Parts of the Emerald Edge could sequester 3.5 million tons of carbon dioxide, if protected. (Bryan Evans/The Nature Conservancy)
Bezos Earth Fund to Help Protect NW's 'Emerald Edge' Forest
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
SEATTLE -- The Nature Conservancy has been chosen as one of the first recipients to benefit from Jeff Bezos' $10 billion fund to fight climate change ...Read More
Vida Foundation's 'Take My Hand' program will serve healthy after-school snacks for Eagle County's elementary-age kids. (Dilawarali/Pixabay)
Nonprofit Launched to Serve Eagle County Immigrant Communities
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
EDWARDS, Colo. -- Immigrant communities in Eagle County are celebrating this week's launch of the Vida Foundation, the brainchild of Pastor Josué ...Read More
Thousands of homes in southern Oregon were lost during September wildfires. (Bumble Dee/Adobe Stock)
Credit Union Leads Efforts on Southern OR Wildfire Relief
Tuesday, October 20, 2020
MEDFORD, Ore. -- A credit union is leading relief efforts after wildfires devastated Oregon in September. Rogue Credit Union has raised more than $1 ...Read More
Planter boxes are under construction at the Age Well Center in Fremont, thanks to a grant from AARP California. (Suzanne Shenfil)
Grants Help Communities Across CA Address COVID, Livability Issues
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
FREMONT, Calif. - Eight California communities have won grants to complete projects that improve livability -- part of the 2020 AARP Community ...Read More
Research in 2019 found people of color are up to 25% more likely than white defendants to have to pay a monetary bail amount, and are less likely to be able to afford it. (Adobe Stock)
Bail Funds Fight to End Cash-Bail System in Ohio, U.S.
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
By Ashley Johnson/ Broadcast version by Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Reporting for the Kent State-Ohio News Connection Collaboration The sudden killing o ...Read More
More than 600,000 Coloradans filed for unemployment through the first week in July, and many residents who have fallen behind on utility bills now can get financial help. (Pixabay)
Steps Offered to Keep Utilities Connected During Downturn
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
DENVER -- Stay-at-home orders have led to a spike in home utility bills, and as the heat of summer settles in, Energy Outreach Colorado is working to ...Read More
Colorado's historic apple orchards along the Dolores River gave way to hay, alfalfa and other crops that were more lucrative - and also more water intensive. (Pxhere)
Conservation Project to Bring Heirloom Apples Back to Western Slope
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
CORTEZ, Colo. -- A 36-acre property near Cortez in southwestern Colorado soon will be transformed into a sustainable community apple "orchard hub." ...Read More
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