Apogee employees recently volunteered at Feed My Starving Children Minneapolis, where they packed 70 boxes, resulting in 15,120 meals for those in need. We are proud to see our team's dedication to helping the community. Great job and thank you to everyone who contributed!
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When a woman can’t see a future for herself, we need to understand why!! Research plays a pivotal role at Modern Widows Club because we deeply value every #widows perspective. Upon inquiring whether she harbored an “Interest in Your Future” prior to engaging with any MWC initiatives, her candid responses revealed a stark reality, albeit one we somewhat anticipated. It’s common for many widows to feel disconnected from their futures, a condition often exacerbated by #grief, which necessitates a period of slowing down to navigate and experience a range of emotions fully. However, upon re-evaluating their “Interest in Your Future” following the participation in an MWC #program, #community, or after accessing our #resources, the pivot was remarkable. Their honesty once again shone through, showcasing a significant positive change in their outlook towards the future, which filled us with immense joy and satisfaction. Such #feedback forms the cornerstone of what researchers term “comparable data,” a crucial benchmark for measuring the effectiveness and impact of our nonprofit’s mission. The initiation of this charity was rooted in such a purpose. The transformative feedback you’ve provided reaffirms our commitment and fuels our passion. Our singular goal is to offer comprehensive support, empowerment, and innovative programs designed to foster #hope, #healing, and personal #growth throughout your journey in #widowhood. Learn more about how Modern Widows Club is revolutionizing the future for widows at https://lnkd.in/d7uQFZF and support our work. Thank you. #modernwidowsclub #resilience #publichealth #communityhealth #womenshealth #families #missiongoals #widowsupport #leadership #research #comparabledata #support #philanthropy
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DAY 10: STAND UP FOR WHAT MATTERS Today, we are reminded of the profound wisdom of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His words inspire us to speak out and take action on issues that impact our communities. Silence in the face of injustice only perpetuates the status quo. Why Speaking Out Matters Empowerment: Giving voice to the voiceless and standing up for those who cannot stand up for themselves. Awareness: Raising consciousness about critical issues, from civil rights to environmental justice. Change: Driving tangible change through advocacy, education, and community action. How You Can Get Involved 1 Educate Yourself and Others Knowledge is power. Learn about the issues affecting your community and share this information. 2 Advocate for Change Use your voice to demand justice and equity. Participate in local advocacy efforts. 3 Support Grassroots Movements Local organizations are pivotal in the fight for justice. Support them through volunteering, donations, or spreading their message. 4 Engage in Civic Participation Voting, attending town hall meetings, and engaging with policymakers are crucial actions for systemic change. Join Us Together, we can make a difference. Follow us @FeivelJustice, participate in our initiatives, and let’s create a future where justice prevails for everyone. Feel free to share this post to inspire action and promote justice in your community. Let’s not be silent about the things that matter. #CivicRights #InspiringWords #JusticeForAll #MLK #FeivelJustice
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OUR Modern Widows Club 2021–22 COMMUNITY REPORT shares about the social good that, thanks to our supporters, MWC was able to create during the past years. Your generosity meant that #widows could grow and thrive in tremendous ways that didn’t exist a decade ago. Every day, we focus on accelerating our pioneering work in widowhood research, solutions, and support. We continue to create inclusive spaces in which widows feel understood and valued. We build new frameworks for awareness and knowledge about #widowhood. We continue to implement innovative ideas for widows, with measurable results, as we lead the way in changing the conversation around widowhood, telling the true story about who widows are — courageous, vital, strong, and resilient. Direct services, public awareness and strong organizational infrastructure are key to building a sustainable healthy widowhood movement. Learn more about our efficacy and impact: https://lnkd.in/dDFBbyT #future #outlook #impact #widowhood #support #trailblazers #womenshealth #publichealth #initiative #vulnerablepopulations #community #health #familiesfirst #problems #solutions #mentalhealth #sdoh #socialimpact #impactreport #communityreport #courage #strength #lifechanging #charity #nonprofit #leadership #invisiblewomen
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OUR Modern Widows Club 2021–22 COMMUNITY REPORT shares about the social good that, thanks to our supporters, MWC was able to create during the past years. Your generosity meant that #widows could grow and thrive in tremendous ways that didn’t exist a decade ago. Direct services, public awareness and strong organizational infrastructure are key to building a sustainable healthy widowhood movement. Learn more about our efficacy and impact: https://lnkd.in/dDFBbyT Every day, we focus on accelerating our pioneering work in widowhood research, solutions, and support. We continue to create inclusive spaces in which widows feel understood and valued. We build new frameworks for awareness and knowledge about widowhood. We continue to implement innovative ideas for widows, with measurable results, as we lead the way in changing the conversation around widowhood, telling the true story about who widows are — courageous, vital, strong, and resilient. #future #outlook #impact #widowhood #support #trailblazers #womenshealth #publichealth #initiative #vulnerablepopulations #community #health #familiesfirst #problems #solutions #mentalhealth #sdoh #socialimpact #impactreport #communityreport #courage #strength #lifechanging #charity #nonprofit #leadership
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When a woman can’t see a future for herself, we need to understand why!! Research plays a pivotal role at Modern Widows Club because we deeply value every #widows perspective. Upon inquiring whether she harbored an “Interest in Your Future” prior to engaging with any MWC initiatives, her candid responses revealed a stark reality, albeit one we somewhat anticipated. It’s common for many widows to feel disconnected from their futures, a condition often exacerbated by #grief, which necessitates a period of slowing down to navigate and experience a range of emotions fully. However, upon re-evaluating their “Interest in Your Future” following the participation in an MWC #program, #community, or after accessing our #resources, the pivot was remarkable. Their honesty once again shone through, showcasing a significant positive change in their outlook towards the future, which filled us with immense joy and satisfaction. Such #feedback forms the cornerstone of what researchers term “comparable data,” a crucial benchmark for measuring the effectiveness and impact of our nonprofit’s mission. The initiation of this charity was rooted in such a purpose. The transformative feedback you’ve provided reaffirms our commitment and fuels our passion. Our singular goal is to offer comprehensive support, empowerment, and innovative programs designed to foster #hope, #healing, and personal #growth throughout your journey in #widowhood. Learn more about how Modern Widows Club is revolutionizing the future for widows at https://lnkd.in/d7uQFZF and support our work. Thank you. #modernwidowsclub #resilience #publichealth #communityhealth #womenshealth #families #missiongoals #widowsupport #leadership #research #comparabledata #support #philanthropy
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DO YOU EVER WONDER WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ARE “DOING YOU?” Have you ever stopped and thought, “This is me in my small life, living my life as just a spec among billions of other humans concurrently?” Reflecting on our smallness can be a moving experience when recognizing what all is going on in the world while we work, sleep, vacation, etc. Unless you work in an industry geared towards helping those less fortunate, you may not realize how many of our community members are struggling to survive – let alone thriving. Black River has remained committed to supporting organizations that provide various services to assist those less fortunate, including but not limited to childcare, mental health support, housing and food assistance, and skills development. These nonprofits are the unspoken heroes and backbone of our communities, helping to improve individual and community conditions so that community members (individually and collectively) can live more promising lives. Of the dozens of nonprofits the Black River team has worked with, we want to take a moment to recognize a group or consortium of groups - Community Action Agencies (CAA) and Community Action Partnerships (CAP). What are Community Action Agencies? In 1964, the Economic Opportunity Act created the Community Action Network of national and locally focused organizations that connect millions of community members in need to greater opportunity. The concept of Community Action is often cited in the work of many, including Martin Luther King, Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson. Community Action Agencies promote self-sufficiency through services based on community needs and leadership direction. From our experience working with numerous CAAs, we know they all have the same ambitions but execute their missions differently. CAAs may assist with any number of the following: home energy, housing, emergencies, employment, healthcare, youth development, early learning, and others. If you are unfamiliar with CAAs or CAPs, you likely have one working hard to strengthen your community. We encourage you to take a minute to learn more about your local CAA or CAP. #nonprofit #support #compassion #leadership #communityactionpartnership #communityactionagency Angie Kevin Rob
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🌟 Empowering Communities: Bridging the Gap Between Corporations and Non-Profits 🌟 As professionals, we often find ourselves deeply committed to fostering positive change in our communities. Today, I want to share a vision that holds immense potential for impact: the powerful collaboration between corporations and non-profit organizations. Regardless of our roles within our respective companies, we possess the ability to forge meaningful partnerships that can uplift and empower those in need. If there's a non-profit you deeply resonate with, take a moment to envision the transformative impact that could be achieved by joining forces. For me, that organization is Cradles To Crayons Inc, specifically their Philadelphia Chapter. Their dedication to providing essential resources and educational support to children in need resonates deeply, particularly in a city like Philadelphia, where over 300,000 children grapple with poverty. It's crucial to recognize that these children are not just statistics; they are the future of our community. By empowering them with the tools they need to thrive, we're investing in a brighter tomorrow for everyone. So, I urge you: if there's a cause close to your heart, don't hesitate to reach out. Forge connections between your company and the non-profit sector. Together, we can create a ripple effect of positive change that reverberates far beyond our individual efforts. Let's work hand in hand to build a future where every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Together, we can make a difference. 💫 #CommunityEmpowerment #CorporateSocialResponsibility #PartnershipsThatMatter https://lnkd.in/dw4VTbUs
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Wanna read the email I sent out a few days ago announcing and explaining my candidacy? Here's Part I: Earlier this month, I announced I’m running for San Jose City Council in the March 2024 primary for the District 6 open seat. Here’s my journey to this point and why I’m running: I truly love District 6 and San Jose! I was raised next door in Saratoga and moved to District 6 a decade ago after having been away from our Valley for a dozen years. Of the 9 cities I lived in, I’ve never felt the sense of belonging, community, & purpose I feel here in San Jose. That purpose is driven by a simple desire: do all I can to build a better community. Thankfully, as San Jose has been for so many others, this community has been incredibly welcoming to me. It has enabled me to quickly get involved and make a difference, including: - bring a farmers market back to my neighborhood in 2018, - serve on San Jose’s Housing & Community Development Commission for 8 years, - launch a successful effort to get a San Jose street renamed after our country’s first black president in 2021, - propose and get passed new policies in county and city government, and - co-found the nonprofit Catalyze SV in 2017 to get the community more engaged in what gets built. When we started Catalyze SV in my living room, I felt called to do so. Like it was my purpose for being here as the housing crisis exploded. It’s been driving me as my dream job since then. Thanks to so many, I’ve been fortunate to build a successful endeavor from the ground up that is improving my community. But recently, unsettling local trends have made me wonder if there's more I can be doing. Here's what I'm seeing: San Jose has become the most unequal city in the nation. -Housing continues to be way too scarce & expensive. - Our friends and families are getting pushed out of town forever because it’s so costly. - More of our neighbors are homeless. - Small businesses are struggling to survive post-pandemic. - Too many storefronts sit empty. - Our roads are too clogged. - Our streets aren’t safe enough or easy to walk & bike. - Our climate is hotter and our environment struggles to sustain itself. - Our city services aren’t sufficient. - Our city's pace of change can be too slow. - Our sense of community is fraying. - At times, our relationships with our neighbors & our trust in our government are wearing thin. These conditions have been eating at me. And left me wondering, “How can I help more?” Helping others is in my blood. Many of my family members have been teachers, social workers, doctors, & mental health professionals. My mom was a psychologist who helped struggling children. My Dad has been a physician for 40 years. Since I was a 14-year-old boy praying at my bedside for 30 minutes to be elected freshman class president, I've sensed my path was a related yet different one: public servant. Thankfully, my experience and my community have taught me a lot & prepared me for this next step.
Alex Shoor for San Jose City Council
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We are helping others by planting seeds of empathy and compassion in our communities. 💗 Each season, GOTR participants jumpstart their journey into philanthropy by creating and implementing community impact projects that they plan and execute as a team! Through this, they witness first-hand what happens when you come together, open your heart, and work diligently to complete a team goal. ✨ The sooner GOTR girls engage in helpful acts, the sooner they embrace life skills such as teamwork, self-esteem, and respect for other people, especially those who are different from them. Want to learn more about bringing a Girls on the Run team to a community or school near you? Click here: https://lnkd.in/gRpXRjYe
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