A Miami Nonprofit Promotes Disaster Savings Accounts in Hurricane Season
A Miami nonprofit hopes disaster savings accounts will encourage low-income residents to save for hurricanes and other disasters.
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It Is Time Not Treasure For Young Americans
Younger socially-conscious individuals are increasingly offering their time to causes they care about, according to Influencing Young America to Act, a report from Cause and Social Influence.
Woman Gets 6 Years After Defrauding 2 Nonprofits
Nicole Lescarbeau, a.k.a. Nicole Coulibaly, was sentenced to six years in prison, five years of supervised release and ordered to make restitution to two nonprofits she defrauded while employed by them.
Los Angeles County: Americans Aren’t Getting Enough To Eat During the COVID-19 Pandemic
People in Los Angeles County, home to one-quarter of California residents, are dealing with the pandemic and food insecurity.
In Atlanta, Charities Struggle On Despite COVID-19
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