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New ReStore in Little Rock to Enhance Habitat for Humanity’s Mission and Local Support

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Little Rock is welcoming a new Habitat for Humanity ReStore at 6700 S University Avenue, which will serve as a center for reused and donated goods. By offering new and gently used items at discounted prices, the ReStore aims to support local home construction and repair projects, reinforcing Habitat’s mission. The initiative fosters community engagement and encourages donations and volunteerism. Each purchase contributes to building affordable homes, making a positive impact locally and globally.

First-ever “Light the World Giving Machine” opens in Bentonville, Arkansas

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has launched the first-ever “Light the World Giving Machine” in Bentonville, Arkansas, aiming to spread love and kindness during the holiday season. This unique vending machine allows donors to make meaningful contributions to various nonprofit organizations, with 100% of donations going directly to those in need. By providing a memorable interaction, the initiative encourages community engagement and inspires acts of kindness. With Giving Machines now in 107 cities globally, this initiative highlights the universal appeal of generosity during the festive season.

Anonymous donors give UAMS .7 million during 2024 fiscal year

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The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) received nearly million in significant anonymous donations during the 2024 fiscal year. These contributions will directly impact vital programs across the state, supporting UAMS’ mission in education, patient care, and research. This generosity, combined with other gifts and grants, helped UAMS raise over .8 million, marking the institution’s second-highest fundraising year. Donors from Arkansas and beyond played a crucial role in supporting specific initiatives such as the UAMS Orthopaedic and Spine Hospital, Radiation Oncology Center, and UAMS Milk Bank.

UAMS receives nearly M in anonymous donations during 2024 fiscal year

admin4 months ago03 mins

UAMS received nearly million in anonymous donations during the 2024 fiscal year, with significant contributions going towards education, training, facilities, and health programs. These generous gifts highlight the strong support UAMS has from its community and beyond, furthering their mission to improve healthcare in Arkansas. The impact of philanthropy on health care in the state is profound, with investments in education and facilities helping to train more medical professionals and enhance patient care.

ASGA results – Arkansas Online

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The Arkansas State Golf Association (ASGA) is dedicated to promoting golf and supporting education in the state. Through initiatives like its undergraduate scholarship program, the ASGA helps deserving young students pursue their educational goals. The organization relies on donations to fund these scholarships, and upcoming events like the golf tournament at The Course at Eagle Mountain help raise additional support. With resources like the World Handicapping System and mobile apps, the ASGA is committed to providing golfers with the tools they need to enhance their game.

Read It Again Bookstore at Bentonville Public Library seeks help filling new shelves in Northwest Arkansas

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The Read It Again Bookstore, found within the Bentonville Public Library, is a cherished resource for book lovers in Northwest Arkansas. With a diverse selection of affordable books and media, the store invites visitors to discover new treasures at their leisure. Operated by the dedicated Friends of the Library group, the bookstore also plays a vital role in supporting various library programs and events. Through their commitment to community engagement and literacy, the Read It Again Bookstore continues to be a beloved asset for readers of all ages.

Read It Again Bookstore at Bentonville Public Library seeks help filling new shelves

admin4 months ago02 mins

Read It Again Bookstore is gearing up for a big expansion at the Bentonville Public Library, with 264 new shelves being added to its existing collection. The community is invited to participate in a “Load the Truck” book drive on September 28 to donate books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, and more. Clean and undamaged materials are needed to help support library programs and activities, so make sure to check your donations before bringing them in. Let’s come together to fill those new shelves and keep the library thriving!

Read It Again Bookstore at Bentonville Public Library seeks help filling new shelves

admin4 months ago03 mins

As the Read It Again Bookstore at Bentonville Public Library prepares for expansion, community support is crucial. With 264 new shelves set to be added, the bookstore is calling on local book lovers to donate gently used materials. Donations will help stock the shelves and support the library’s programs and special projects. Patrons can drop off materials during a “Load the Truck” book drive on September 28, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., in front of the library.

CBCO and UofA to Host Blood Drive September 11

admin5 months ago02 mins

CBCO and UofA are teaming up for a crucial blood drive on September 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event aims to collect vital blood donations to support local patients in need. By joining forces, the organizations hope to attract a diverse group of donors to ensure a stable blood supply for hospitals in the region. Donors can make an appointment in advance to streamline the process and help save lives.

Pea Ridge Police Department collecting donations for struggling seniors

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The coordinated efforts of the Pea Ridge Police Department are not only making a positive impact on the community but also fostering a sense of unity among residents. Through this heartwarming initiative, the department is showcasing the power of collective action in addressing the needs of the elderly population. By providing essential assistance and support to struggling seniors, the Pea Ridge Police Department is setting an example for other law enforcement agencies to follow in prioritizing the well-being of all community members.