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Girl With a Dream & Women With a Vision Phenomenal Organization dottieempowerlifecoach47 To empower young girls ages 13-17 and Women age 18 up with Dream as well their vision. Our mission is to empower and educate in our communities to prepare them for personal, careers and economic success. Will offer life skill training, emotional support, family counseling , educational and careers path services, financial planning and other service to help our youths to be successful. -
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My apartment building burned down Jasmine Hair I woke this morning out of my sleep with the smoke detector ring so load in building and smell of smoke so strong.. I grad my baby girl we I got out my room seen flame coming from hallway thank god we have a back sliding door in back or we my have died as came from back yard to from apartment complex all my neighbors was running out their apartment I call fire department and they fast put out fire but we now have nothing... in so sad my daughter Christmas and everything we have is gone or damage do some or fire same go for my neighbors we have 4 complex apartment I live in small town call bullhead city red cross is trying there best helps us all
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Funding for a nonprofit to prevent infectious diseases in West Africa Public Health Foundation for Hand Hygiene West Africa is one of the highest ranked countries when it comes to infectious diseases especially the ones caused due to lack of hygiene. It is heartbreaking to see people suffer from the pain and even risk losing their lives due to these diseases that are completely preventable provided they have access to and awareness of proper hygiene and sanitation practices. As both a medical laboratory scientist at Philadelphia Penn Medicine with a Master’s in Public Health and as a U.S. Army veteran I have committed myself to help people live a better and healthier life. As a part of the Public Health Foundation for Hand Hygiene (PHFHH), a nonprofit and 501c3 organization dedicated to promoting hand washing and proper hygiene practices I am consistently working towards the goal to reduce the spread of deadly infectious diseases in West African countries. But considering the impact I’m looking to have; I need your support to reach as many people and communities as possible. For this reason, I’m here to ask for your donations to help supply West African countries with masks, garbage trucks, trash cans, sanitizers, and impregnated mosquito nets to populations to reduce malaria infections. To ensure long term prevention of deadly infectious diseases your donations will further be used for education and awareness of sustainable sanitation and hygiene practices and construction of an estimated 7,000 water towers in villages across the region thereby helping ensure access to clean drinking water. Improving food security for the most marginalized communities will also be one of the primary goals of this campaign thereby allowing for proper nutrition and thus better overall health of people. While the goal of this project might seem ambitious, it is important to get started in order to bring about an impactful long-term change in how people in these underprivileged, marginalized communities in West African countries can live a better quality, healthy life. Bringing about this change through awareness and education doesn’t just impact the local communities but also helps the nation progress thereby triggering growth and better public health on a global scale. Understandably, your donations are critical to the success of this campaign. I urge you to come together and join hands in bringing about this global change by helping people and communities in need and deeply appreciate any and all donations you make to strengthen this cause.
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Single mummies mhkamara Even if we became a single parent by choice, we may often feel a lot of guilt. Are we harming our child by not providing them with another parent? Did we have a negative impact on our kid by ending our relationship with their other parent? Are we doing enough? Are we being too hard on them out of fear of going too easy on them? Or are we too easy on them because we don’t want to be too strict? Do we work too much? Should we work more so we can provide more?
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Food Pantry & Resources distribution center Rahab Foster Williams Support Family Within Us as we join #Nofatherleftbehind movement. Please join a community of people from hundreds of cities across the country in support of Family Within Us Inc. for Building Strong Black Families with no Father left behind awareness to keep families together ,save men and women lives and bring stability to a child's home. Please help us reach our fundraising goal by donating to support our leaders mission.To donate online, please select "Donate listed on our website familywithinus.org and then choose the how you will like to donate. Once you're on our page, click "Donate Now." Donations can only be made by individuals, but if you are a group the total each participant in your group raises goes toward our organization goal. All donations are 100% tax deductible and will help bring Family Within Us Inc. one step closer to achieving their bold goal to reduce the divorce rate 25% by 2026 You can also support us by registering to join our team - just click the "join our team" button as we participants with afsp.org https://supporting.afsp.org/team/285001 Thank you!
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Brown legacy blackbrownvirgo Ronald Brown and Regina Brown have departed this Earth but their children and grandchildren I'm trying to keep a roof over their head a roof over their head clothes and food to eat Ronald Brown was a lieutenant in the Navy became a veteran please help this Ex soldier and his family , thank you AMEN. -
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The Beat Cancer Campaign Shugart Charitable Fund This time of year, many of us observe an unofficial no-shave November. Sometimes, it turns into “Don’t-Shave December”, and maybe even “Shave Not Until Spring!” While we have a lot of fun not shaving, comparing beards, and generally giving each other a hard time, what we’re really after is for someone to ask us why we’re observing such an occasion. According to the National Cancer Institute, by the end of 2021, approximately 1.9 million people will be diagnosed with cancer, and over 600,000 people will die. In November, we don’t shave to draw attention to the fact that cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US today. I enjoy not shaving for a few weeks each year, but this year, as a cancer survivor married to a cancer survivor, it’s time to put our money where our mouth is. Angela and I are launching a campaign, The Beat Cancer Campaign, to raise money for cancer awareness and research, and on this Giving Tuesday, we are inviting you to join us in this effort. As an inducement for you to participate with us, we will match the first $500 donated to this campaign. The charity we have chosen to support this year is the Mike Slive Foundation for Prostate Cancer Research. Mike was, among other notable things, the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference from 2002 to 2015. Following his own battle with prostate cancer, he started his foundation after his retirement to fund prostate cancer awareness and research. Mike ultimately lost his battle with prostate cancer in 2018. We have chosen B Charitable as the platform to handle all donations to the campaign. B Charitable is a charitable entity started by our son, Jonathan Shugart. It is a 501(c)(3) service that brings strategies like donor advised funds, previously available to only the wealthy, to the average contributor. You do not have to join to participate. However, if you do sign up with B Charitable, they will match the first $25 of your donation. So, with all matches applied, your tax-deductible $25 donation can become $75, your $50 becomes $125, and your $100 donation can be worth $250! So, please join us; together we can beat cancer. Also, please include your friends and social media contacts. You can forward this email, or click on the campaign link above to share with your social media followers. Thank you for joining us as we take one step closer to finding a cure to this terrible disease. We will keep this campaign active from now through the month of December. -
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Homeless mom of 4 britany wallace Well let's start by I'm a homeless mom been homeless through the holidays and during the time I was in the shelter before the shelter they had no space so I was just greatful when they opened up space I was almost getting back on track untill boom my car got total lost on the mountain here in Tennessee which set me all the way back I now have thank God moved into a house for rent with the little 2000 I saved up while I had my car and working but now I'm jobless can't pass a background check because of my past way before I had kids can't get a work from home job and I just pray I can get anyone's help to get a car I need to raise money for a car so me and my little ones can stay here and I need a job I have my 4th child in April and is terrified unfortunately I had to leave an abusive situation which but me in this situation but I pray and thank God I did leave Ive never felt better mentally
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