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KINDness Spreads One Bite At A Time

April 14, 2015

Every morning when I watch the news, I wonder who decided I need to know about every shooting, every hit-and-run, every barn fire that kills…

Run or Walk in Fairfax CASA’s Race, May 2, to Help Abused Children

April 14, 2015

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Help support abused and neglected children in Fairfax County by participating in Fairfax CASA’s race!  Race: Fairfax CASA recruits…

Canine Partners for Life Celebrates 25 Years of Changing Lives

April 9, 2015

Newark, Del. resident Sarah Vible was diagnosed with epilepsy during her sophomore year at the University of Delaware. Her family reached out to Canine Partners for…

Ben’s Chili Bowl Comes to the Rescue to Help Miriam’s Kitchen Guests

April 9, 2015

It’s been a challenging week for many people in the D.C. region, including America’s Charities member, Miriam’s Kitchen.  Between Tuesday’s city-wide power outage, and Wednesday’s water outage,…

The Lasting Negative Effects Financial Abuse Has on Women

April 8, 2015

NORTHBROOK, Ill., April 7, 2015 /3BL Media/ – Financial abuse is a tactic used by abusers in ninety-eight percent of domestic violence situations and its effects are…

Eight Career Options for Millennials Interested in Impact

April 8, 2015

By Amanda Minuk We’ve been called everything from selfish and narcissistic, to lazy and entitled. As we shake off the (mis)perceptions people will realize that…

Feeding America Food Pantry Helps Family Turn Things Around After Dealing With a Layoff

April 7, 2015

After a layoff, things were tough for David, Stephanie & their three kids. They started using the food pantry which helped turn things around. See…

What LIVESTRONG’s New CEO Has to Say About Her First Day on the Job

April 7, 2015

By Chandini Portteus Hi, everyone! Today I am beyond excited for my first day at LIVESTRONG! I want to start out by thanking a few individuals.…

North Carolina Man to Run Fifty Miles for Feed the Children

April 7, 2015

Ask someone who works two demanding jobs what they do in their free time, and you may get one of these responses: a) Sleep. b) Chill…

Repeat Rescuer and Family Saved by Kitten

April 7, 2015

This story is written by PetSmart Charities Roving Reporter Bart Butler. “Hey, you got a kitten!” That was the surprised reaction Neptune, New Jersey, resident…

Income Inequality is Bad for Your Health

April 7, 2015

By Margot Sanger-Katz We know that living in a poor community makes you less likely to live a long life. New evidence suggests that living…

Prevention is a Year-Round Effort

April 7, 2015

By Emily White, Advocacy Manager for Fight Colorectal Cancer Colorectal cancer isn’t a phrase that rolls off the tongue easily. It’s not a “sexy” cancer that people like talking…