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Keys to a good AED program in a school: ✅ AED within 3 minutes of all locations ✅Trained Responders ✅ Emergency Action Plan (that is drilled) ✅ Maintenance Plan

In a class offered by the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy students gain real-world experience by giving away $10,000 in grant funding. In the hands-on course “Learning by Giving”, students learn and implement the process of making charitable grants and giving wisely, from deciding which community issues to address and writing requests for grant proposals to conducting site visits at nonprofits, evaluating applications, and deciding where to award real money. Learn how this semester's students donated their dollars: https://bit.ly/456D48y

Please consider giving to the NASPA Assessment, Evaluation, and Research Knowledge Community. I already donated to AER KC and your donation will support grants for Student Affairs Assessment and Research Projects. - To make a one-time gift to the AER KC, use this online form: https://lnkd.in/gGRtdx7Z - Or you can go to the NASPA Home Page > Donate Option in the top left > scroll down to the section labeled “How to Make a Gift” and make a one-time payment or a long-term pledge.

Loans are what we do but not all of who we are - sharing the below so you can learn more about how we help beyond just closing loans. #fairwaynation

What a result.

The 2023 summary of Voluntary Support of Education by CASE reveals a 2.5% decrease in charitable donations to higher education compared to 2022. Charitable contributions to U.S. colleges experienced a 12.5% growth in 2022, marking the most significant increase since 2000. Despite the overall decline in 2023, 45.7% of surveyed institutions noted an increase in giving, indicating that the 2.5% decrease is not even across the industry but rather a more drastic drop for many institutions. To read the report: https://lnkd.in/eWb9_-jC

Giving and Serving people is what we do. It's the Fair-way, way. We are more than mortgages-- loans are what we do, but not who we are. Check out the 2023 impact the #FairwayFamily made to families in need. #PassItOn #MoreThanMortgages #FairwayNation #FairwayIndiana #fairwaystrong #FairwayCares #LandisBurrisTeam #AWI

Peer counselors give hope to teens—and you can too! For many nonprofits, 26% of their revenue comes from donations made in December; and, unfortunately, holiday giving has been on the decline over the last couple of years. If you find yourself with a little extra you’re able to give this season, consider investing it into your community! Less than three days left to act this year! Help us bring hope into 2024 by donating to Teen Lifeline at https://lnkd.in/gbpJjYQ4

Goal$4Dreams As a senior on the Parkland girls soccer team I have seen first hand how money raised can make a big difference in my local community.  Here is some basic information about our program: What- Parkland Girls soccer players raising money to help people in need in our community.  As a program, we have given back over $127k in the past 7 years. How-  We collect donations from friends, family, and community members, either a pledge per goal for the season or a flat amount Why- We have a goal to raise $20,000 this year to help our local community.  We plan to visit the Community Services for Children organization at the end of our season to give our gifts in person.   How can I help?- Sign the Google form below and offer a per goal pledge or a flat donation (you will be emailed at the end of the season to submit a check) .  100% of your donation goes to help those in need.  Your dollars make a difference.   Click on the link below to fill out the form to donate: https://trst.in/EjgZ1f ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

Crisis, such as the tragic fires in and around Ruidoso, reveal the character of people and businesses. Such as the extreme leadership of MATI’s Godfrey Enjady working tirelessly with friends, such as PVT’s James Meyers, to restore vital communications within and outside of their own service areas. Or the local businesses working together to meet the needs of those impacted. Local businesses matter and will be there when needed. I so appreciate the efforts of PVT’s employees organizing this effort to bring supplies to those in need. Chris & Tabitha Davis , Cassie Florez , Daniel Rodriguez, SHRM-CP and Ross Horner.