This blog is guest-written by Sandy Heather of MOMentum
Julie Libisi is a whirlwind of passionate energy and ideas. Brown curls vibrating with intensity, she leans forward in her chair, talking fast as she expresses her awe at the resilience of single moms. Raised by a single mother herself, Julie now raises a 13-year-old daughter on her own and knows all about the strength and skill it takes to be a solo parent in today’s ever-challenging world.
This blog is guest-written by Maury Salz, SCORE Omaha
SCORE Omaha has been a beacon of support and guidance for entrepreneurs and small business owners in the Greater Omaha area. With a dedicated team of volunteer mentors, SCORE Omaha has helped many individuals turn their business dreams into reality. Here are some of the standout success stories that highlight the impact of SCORE Omaha’s efforts.
This blog is guest-written by Janece Ferris, Apex Community Services
This blog is guest-written by Dr. Diane Rivers, Everyday Science and Science Support
What are you passionate about?
This blog is guest-written by Jael Coffey, Nebraska Diaper Bank
This blog is guest-written by Racquel Henderson, EPIC for Girls
Imagine an afternoon where your presence not only amplifies voices but also transforms futures.
This blog is guest-written by Kassie Mayo, Healing Ribbons
This blog is guest-written by Amanda DeVries, Heartland Hope Mission
Imagine an evening where your presence not only uplifts spirits but also transforms lives.
Join honorary chairs, Trey & Jennifer Mytty, for Heartland Hope Mission's prestigious fundraising gala, The Stars Among Us on Thursday, October 10th at 6 pm at the luxurious Omaha Hilton downtown.
This blog is guest-written by Kathy Kirschner, local leader of Lasagna Love
This blog is guest written by Miriam Smith.
Meet Asha. You've probably seen her around. By this time, you are saying to yourself, I'm sure I have never seen Asha. But you have.
Asha represents the thousands of individuals with disabilities that reside in the Nebraska area. Through no fault of their own, they require the assistance and care from others. Here's Asha's story.