Hundreds of participants are set to gather at Mohawk Harbor on Saturday morning for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This local tradition aims to raise awareness and resources for Alzheimer’s care and research in a show of united community support.
President Joe Biden has announced plans to build his presidential library in Delaware, with fundraising already underway. This venture is expected to cost hundreds of millions of dollars, representing a significant financial challenge for his supporters.
A lemonade stand in Utica, New York, is raising funds in memory of a beloved local student. Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon joined Olivia Sacco’s family to share lemonade and stories outside the Utica Government Office Building. Proceeds benefit a scholarship that preserves Olivia’s passion for learning.
A dedicated group of women in Dallas is set to take the football field to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s disease. Founded by sisters who experienced the disease in their own family, BVB Dallas has already raised over $6.5 million for Alzheimer’s research and aims to reach $300,000 more this year.
A black-tie-optional evening at The Venue at Cotton Creek on August 9 drew supporters determined to help disabled veterans reconnect with the outdoors. Planned by Laura Rogers and months in the making, the inaugural gala mixed patriotism with personal testimony to launch a new fundraising tradition for the region.
ABC Supply, propelled by the spotlight of the Indy 500, has helped raise $4.7 million to build specially adapted custom homes for severely injured post-9/11 veterans nationwide. The funds will support Homes For Our Troops in their mission to provide accessible housing for those who have sacrificed for their country.
A fundraising charity show in Doncaster is set to entertain the community later this year with tributes to the TV comedy *Mrs Brown’s Boys* and a *Stars In Their Eyes* show. The event aims to bring residents together for a night of fun while supporting a charitable cause.
The Neighbors in Need drive has once again demonstrated the community’s generosity, surpassing $13,103 to support the YMCA of Southwest Washington in offering vital programs and services. Even though the fundraising deadline has passed, donations continue to make a meaningful impact.
