Fareway customers have teamed up to raise more than $158,000 for Variety – the Children’s Charity. The funds will help improve the lives of children who are at risk, underprivileged, critically ill, or living with special needs.
After years of raising thousands for breast cancer patients, Pink Bandana has announced that next year will be its last. The nonprofit’s Beat Breast Cancer mud volleyball tournament drew 160 teams and more than 2,000 people to the village of Prague, reflecting the impact of its joyful yet powerful mission.
Hundreds of visitors discovered six vibrant gardens during the Assistance League Sierra Foothills’ Gardens of the Hills Tour. This annual event raised funds for local community programs while celebrating the creativity and beauty of local landscapes.
The Shuswap Community Foundation is embarking on a $1.4 million restoration of a near-century-old building in Salmon Arm. A symbolic $1 property transfer from the city paves the way for this non-profit to establish its new home and preserve a key piece of the community’s heritage.
A Forks Township mother is hosting a clue-filled cookie quest to raise funds for pediatric cancer research. Having witnessed her child face cancer twice, she’s determined to unite her community in a fun, meaningful way to help fight the disease.
Over 300 runners—and more than 100 dogs—brought a lively atmosphere to Harrisonburg’s streets and Hillandale Park for the Mutt Strut 5K. The event combined fitness and fun with a charitable mission to support a local veterinary center, uniting the community for a worthy cause.
Two Stillwater High seniors aim to raise $50,000 for Turning Point Ranch through their organization, Stillwater Makes A Change (SMAC). Their efforts demonstrate how determined leaders can unite a community and inspire lasting goodwill.
St. Germaine Catholic School in St. Clair Shores closed its doors two years ago after a community-led fundraising effort fell short. The impact of that final day remains palpable among residents who once rallied to keep the school afloat.
The cheerleaders from “Stumble” have made it into Daytona, but they face one more hurdle: funding the trip. A new sneak peek highlights their efforts to gather the necessary money, offering a glimpse into their determination and creativity.
San Diego State University students have devoted their energy to a Dance Marathon that directly benefits Rady Children’s Hospital. As part of a year-long movement, this event joins more than 400 similar programs across the nation to improve children’s health care.
