(The Center Square) – The federal government gave about $2.5 million in two years to a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that says it aims to be a “trusted bipartisan source of expertise and insight” on banking and financial technology regulations. But the nonprofit’s mission has expanded into social and public policy issues, like gender bias and climate change, according to an investigation by The Center Square.
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Tri-County Children’s Advocacy Center was founded on the principle of providing a safe and child-friendly environment. Holding strong to that …
When many work together for a good cause, it can result in something great.
Some might think giving back to their community entails providing large amounts of money to local organizations, or organizing fundraising eve…
Some might think giving back to their community entails providing large amounts of money to local organizations, or organizing fundraising eve…
Some might think giving back to their community entails providing large amounts of money to local organizations, or organizing fundraising eve…
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It can be difficult for families and individuals to find needed services from non-profits and governmental agencies. That is where the Elmore …
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It can be difficult for families and individuals to find needed services from non-profits and governmental agencies. That is where the Elmore …
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Five local nonprofits received grants from the Alex City Elks Lodge on Monday night.
Elizabeth Benton, front left, Alice Hall, Anne Pearson, Anita Leanord, Jewell Russell, Sharon Brown and Rev. David L. Benton came together for…
