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Tootie Rinker will be honored on March 6 as the 2025 Community Star at the Community Foundation of the Northern Shenandoah Valley's annual banquet.
Rinker served as a blood services representative for the last 17 years of her tenure as head of the Winchester chapter of the American Red Cross.
She retired in July 2009, but it didn't stop her from volunteering.
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Foundation to Honor Rinker As Its 2025 Community Star 
Tootie Rinker will be honored on March 6 as the 2025 Community Star at the Community Foundation of the Northern Shenandoah Valley's annual banquet.Rinker served as a blood services representative for...more
Tootie Rinker will be honored on March 6 as the 2025 Community Star at the Community Foundation of the Northern Shenandoah Valley's annual banquet.Rinker served as a blood services representative for...more
Reviewing Plans 
Keweenaw County Sheriff Curt Pennala: "We're coming up on the end of the $50,000 Rural Readiness grant that the county received" Louis Mayette, with OHM, presented at the Thursday meeting and...more
Keweenaw County Sheriff Curt Pennala: "We're coming up on the end of the $50,000 Rural Readiness grant that the county received" Louis Mayette, with OHM, presented at the Thursday meeting and...more
Oregon Resumes Automatic Voter Registration, Paused For Months Because of Dmv Errors 
Oregon resumes automatic voter registration, paused for months because of DMV errors.State officials learned more than 1,600 people who might not have been U.S.citizens.Election officials removed all...more
Oregon resumes automatic voter registration, paused for months because of DMV errors.State officials learned more than 1,600 people who might not have been U.S.citizens.Election officials removed all...more
Oregon Dmv Resumes 'Motor Voter' Program After Verifying Success of Program Reforms 
DMV officials discovered that DMV clerical and policy errors led to more than 1,600 people mistakenly being registered to vote.Authorities said that these changes include hiring a voter registration...more
DMV officials discovered that DMV clerical and policy errors led to more than 1,600 people mistakenly being registered to vote.Authorities said that these changes include hiring a voter registration...more
Kansas Health Foundation Awards $300,000 to Combat Hunger With Hunger Free ...
Foundation: Kansas Health Foundation
The Hunger Free Kansas mini-grants, ranging from $2,500 to $30,000, will be distributed to 20 extension units, where local agents will lead programs.Proposed initiatives include using Community...more
Foundation: Kansas Health Foundation
The Hunger Free Kansas mini-grants, ranging from $2,500 to $30,000, will be distributed to 20 extension units, where local agents will lead programs.Proposed initiatives include using Community...more
Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation to Host Cybersecurity Link and Learn Seminar
Foundation: Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation
Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation to host cybersecurity Link and Learn seminar.The free, educational session is open to nonprofit staff and volunteers.The session will be open to the small...more
Foundation: Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation
Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation to host cybersecurity Link and Learn seminar.The free, educational session is open to nonprofit staff and volunteers.The session will be open to the small...more
About Climate Kic 
Climate KIC relaunched as a not-for-profit foundation and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with EIT.Climate KIC works around the world as we advise and collaborate with intergovernmental...more
Climate KIC relaunched as a not-for-profit foundation and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with EIT.Climate KIC works around the world as we advise and collaborate with intergovernmental...more
Heti Members Drive Key Discussions At Ceraweek 2025 
The 2025 program, Moving Ahead: Energy Strategies for a Complex World, will feature insightful discussion into policy and regulation, hydrogen and low-carbon fuels, supply chains, AI, climate and...more
The 2025 program, Moving Ahead: Energy Strategies for a Complex World, will feature insightful discussion into policy and regulation, hydrogen and low-carbon fuels, supply chains, AI, climate and...more
A Global Retreat From Solidarity 
The world is witnessing a dangerous retreat from international solidarity, says Jessica Corredor Villamil.Far-right governments and their growing global influence are driving these decisions, she...more
The world is witnessing a dangerous retreat from international solidarity, says Jessica Corredor Villamil.Far-right governments and their growing global influence are driving these decisions, she...more
African City Leaders Unite in Nairobi to Drive Green and Resilient Urban Future 
More than 250 African city leaders will gather in Nairobi today for the Green & Resilient UrbanShift Africa Forum.With 92% of African cities classified as being at extreme climate risk, the forum...more
More than 250 African city leaders will gather in Nairobi today for the Green & Resilient UrbanShift Africa Forum.With 92% of African cities classified as being at extreme climate risk, the forum...more
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World Bank Awards $1.4 M Grants to 12 Social Enterprises in Northeastern States
The World Bank’s Development Marketplace, a competitive grants program, has provided $1.4 million grants to 12 social enterprises in the northeastern states of Assam, Meghalaya and Mizoram for development activities and capacity building investments.
