Healing City Baltimore helps traumatized residents by holding free hair-styling event

Healing City Baltimore helps traumatized residents by holding free hair-styling event

The 13-year-old boy has already coped with more than his fair share of challenges — including two months last fall when he was homeless. The last thing he needs to worry about is his hair. On Sunday, one of the nearly two dozen barbers, weavers and braiders participating in Healing City Baltimore gave the teen […]

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One veteran was homeless. Another ran a shelter. Now they live to help homeless people

One veteran was homeless. Another ran a shelter. Now they live to help homeless people

For Dale Wilson, conducting Los Angeles County’s annual homeless count this week was a homecoming of sorts. Building 257 at the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs campus in West Los Angeles is where he ended three years of living on the streets, much of it mired in addiction. The Army veteran finally decided that he […]

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Freedom Donates Over $180,000 to Support Harford County Charities

Freedom Donates Over 0,000 to Support Harford County Charities

Bel Air, MD –Thanks to a successful year of financial growth for Freedom Federal Credit Union, over 76 local charities, nonprofits, and community organizations have benefited from financial support in 2019. Over $180,000 was invested back into the Harford County Communities that the Credit Union serves Freedom Federal Credit Union has been in Harford County since […]

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Kia using Super Bowl spot to highlight the epidemic of youth homelessness

Kia using Super Bowl spot to highlight the epidemic of youth homelessness

This year during the Super Bowl, Kia will use their ad spot to shine light on the crisis of youth homelessness in the U.S. Each year, 4.2 million children in the U.S. experience some level of homelessness according to Covenant House. In a commercial known as “Give it Everything” the company will showcase their charitable […]

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Deaths Of Homeless New Yorkers Jump Nearly 40 Percent, According To New Report

Deaths Of Homeless New Yorkers Jump Nearly 40 Percent, According To New Report

Between July of 2018 and June of last year, 404 people considered homeless in New York City died. Those deaths represent a 39 percent increase over the prior year, the largest year over year increase in a decade. They died in hospitals, shelters, outside the entrance of a building, on a subway car, in an […]

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Five Million Pounds of Food Saved with Farm to Food Bank Program

Five Million Pounds of Food Saved with Farm to Food Bank Program

Although farmers across the commonwealth saw discouraging weather conditions throughout the 2019 season, almost 400 producers shared their food through the Farms to Food Banks program supplementing millions of meals to hungry Kentuckians. In an impact report from Feeding Kentucky, it states the program strengthens Kentucky’s agricultural economy by providing a new outlet for surplus […]

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Farm Bureau Gives Back: Fighting Hunger in Local Communities

Farm Bureau Gives Back: Fighting Hunger in Local Communities

A recent report from USDA’s Economic Research Service (Household Food Security in the United States in 2018) revealed that the prevalence of food insecurity declined nationwide, for the first time, to the pre-recession (2007) level of 11.1%. In other words, over the last few years, more U.S. households are becoming food-secure – meaning they have […]

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