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Marilyn Skinner was a dedicated, creative community leader in Kokomo, known for her enriching contributions.
Partnering with Altrusa, she organized events to teach junior high students about financial literacy and life skills, simulating real-world responsibilities like budgeting, career choices, and handling unexpected challenges. This innovative program brought all local schools together, fostering practical education and awareness of community resources.
Marilyn's positive spirit, grace, and leadership left a lasting impact on those around her. Remembered for her kindness and commitment to others, she remained active in her community throughout her life. Blessings are extended to her family and caregivers.
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The 19th annual National Philanthropy Day Awards celebration was held at the United Against Poverty UP Center, a former citrus packing facility.A group of honored leaders were acknowledged for their...more
Marilyn Skinner was a dedicated, creative community leader in Kokomo, known for her enriching contributions. Partnering with Altrusa, she organized events to teach junior high students about...more
Cindy Lee Stine was born on December 8, 1954 at Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, NJ.RYOT was expanded in Pike County to include the Wallenpaupack School District.Cindy volunteered to coordinate the...more
Through creative grant funding and collective efforts, these schools are building bridges between education, industry, and civic engagement.These schools are empowering students to make a difference...more
Community Development Halton has been awarded a Fall 2024 grant from the Burlington Foundation.The grant will help empower youth by providing leadership opportunities that amplify their voices in...more
When you consider where someone gives their treasure, or volunteers their time and talent, or connects others with a cause, their heart is there, too! As we approach the end of the year and share in...more
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust
Charitable Dollars Rose 3.7% Through June the Largest Second-Quarter Jump in 4 years.Half of Nonprofit Leaders Cited Donor Acquisition as a Top Challenge this year.The value of a volunteer hour...more
Stakeholders in philanthropy demand policy framework for volunteerism in Ghana.Stakeholders at the Ghana Philanthropy Conference 2024 have called on the government to implement a deliberate national...more
On November 14, 2024, at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Sustainable Debt Coalition (SDC) brought together finance ministers, climate finance leaders, and civil society representatives.The event...more
Mansfield ISD is starting to see the first fruits of the district's $588.5 million bond package voters approved in May.Phase one projects include the construction of a second pre-K center, a police...more
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Howard Buffett: Finding Hope in a Hungry World
Howard G. Buffett, son of business billionaire and philanthropist Warren Buffett, provides insight, sensitivity, key solutions and compassion in “Forty Chances: Finding Hope in a Hungry World.”
