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In celebration of Earth Month, McDaniel Law is making donations to several organizations that help the environment and reduce the impact of climate change. Our first organization is Black Farmer Fund. Climate change disproportionately impacts the Black community. The Black Farmer Fund's mission is to nurture Black community wealth and health by investing in Black agricultural systems. This organization is helping to level the playing field by providing financial assistance, education on investing and support systems for Black farmers. Visit https://lnkd.in/epPwt3zV for more information and how you can help. #Earthmonth #blackfarmerfund #climatechange #leadbyexample #bethechangeyouwanttosee #girlfirm #mcdaniellaw #womeninlaw

Love your eye ❤️ Ainak is a Silicon Valley nonprofit, in providing free eye exams and prescription eyeglasses to the under-resourced children in California. Ainak's mission is a powerful commitment to ensuring that no child is left behind in their educational journey due to the financial constraints of their parents or guardians in affording proper eye care. We believe in providing every child with the opportunity to achieve a 20/20 vision, recognizing that this not only supports their academic success but also cultivates the confidence necessary for them to thrive in life and pursue their dreams. The statistics further underscore the urgency and significance of our mission. A staggering 62 million Americans lack access to essential eye care and eyeglasses, creating a substantial gap in addressing visual health needs. Equally concerning is the fact that over 300,000 children commence their school year each September with vision impairment, underscoring the critical nature of our work. Alarming is the diagnosis of vision impairment in 1 in 3 preschool-aged children. This statistic emphasizes the crucial role Ainak plays in intervening at an early age to prevent not only immediate hindrances to learning but also to avert potentially severe eye health problems as these children mature.

Episode 62 : White Supremacy & Nonprofit Industrial Complex,

Episode 62 : White Supremacy & Nonprofit Industrial Complex,

A lot of friends and family ask..."what is it that you do exactly"? and "what is your organization all about?" - this is a terrific article about our new CEO John Harper that gets into the why and the how of what we do. A hopeful, informative, and inspiring read.

Great article in the Fargo INC! Head to pages 32-36 to get the history of TempLink and understand how our system protects your cold storage inventory! #TempLink #FargoINC #Meat #Grocery #SeniorLiving #CStore #ColdStorage #FoodSafety #Schools

Love your eye ❤️ Ainak is a Silicon Valley nonprofit, in providing free eye exams and prescription eyeglasses to the under-resourced children in California. Ainak's mission is a powerful commitment to ensuring that no child is left behind in their educational journey due to the financial constraints of their parents or guardians in affording proper eye care. We believe in providing every child with the opportunity to achieve a 20/20 vision, recognizing that this not only supports their academic success but also cultivates the confidence necessary for them to thrive in life and pursue their dreams. The statistics further underscore the urgency and significance of our mission. A staggering 62 million Americans lack access to essential eye care and eyeglasses, creating a substantial gap in addressing visual health needs. Equally concerning is the fact that over 300,000 children commence their school year each September with vision impairment, underscoring the critical nature of our work. Alarming is the diagnosis of vision impairment in 1 in 3 preschool-aged children. This statistic emphasizes the crucial role Ainak plays in intervening at an early age to prevent not only immediate hindrances to learning but also to avert potentially severe eye health problems as these children mature.

Acknowledge your investors who helped you in your monthly investor update emails. Name everyone who helped you since the last update. No matter how little the help was. We love to be appreciated—and we love it even more when other investors on the cap table see that we provided added value ;) It will honor and motivate investors to help more. _____ Check out my FundraisingCOUP Program to become a Top 1% fundraiser.

Do you love being a part of the Penny Forward community? Spread the word and let other's experience all that we have to offer! https://buff.ly/4bdyZS7 Image Description: Penny Forward logo with "Spread The Word!" in large bold letters. Text reads "Penny Forward is a 501c3 nonprofit organization founded and led by blind people. Through education, mentoring, and mutual support, we help each other learn to confidently navigate the complicated landscape of personal finance."

📢 2 grant opportunities! 💡 1. Community Support Mini Grants  This program offers grants ranging from $500-$10,000 to nonprofit organizations, community groups, and micro businesses in Denver's most vulnerable neighborhoods. The focus is on small, community-driven projects that strengthen community ties, create a more connected neighborhood, and address local needs. 2. Nonprofit Technical Assistance Grants  These grants, ranging from $500- $20,000, are available to nonprofit organizations serving historically marginalized communities. In 2024, 10 to 30 grantees will be selected to receive funding, empowering them to provide support and services to Denver's residents.