This blog is guest written by Haley Haas, Anastasis Theatre artistic director
I want to tell you a beautiful story about how a simple item, journals, is being used to pay tribute to one of our community members who passed away in 2021.
His name was Leo Marks.
This blog is guest-written by Mike Cassling, CEO of CQuence Health
I want to share a few thoughts about why CQuence Health is enthusiastic about being a Collective Impact Lead Sponsor for SHARE Omaha’s Giving Tuesday.
This blog is guest written by Kim Kanellis, communications coordinator for The Foster Kitten Project.
Often, the word “rescue” is used to express the act of accepting an animal into care for the purpose of protecting and caring for that animal until a permanent adoptive home can be found, but we don’t commonly talk about the “hearts” that are associated with these acts. So far in 2023, the “hearts” behind The Foster Kitten Project have helped almost 200 kittens, but what does this mean?
This blog is guest-written by Craig Meier, CEO of Medical Solutions
As CEO of Medical Solutions, one of the nation’s largest healthcare talent ecosystems, I often think about what it means to “care.” It is at the core of what we do and how we live and lead within our company and in our communities.
This blog is guest-written by Charlene Pierce, president of the Nebraska Poetry Society
At our monthly nonprofit gathering on July 27th we had a chance to hear from 4 local nonprofits about what's happening right now at their organization.
Watch the Coffee Chat with Women of Wisdom, Inc:
At this morning's Cuppa Jo'maha, our nonprofit gathering, we had a chance to hear from 6 local nonprofits about what's happening right now at their organization.
Watch the less than 3 minute video:
This blog is guest-written by Sarah Phelps, Smile Baggs Board Member
Our Smile Baggs founder, Desree Coleman, often says that she wants working moms to have the opportunities, resources, and respite that she didn’t have as the single working mother of two children. She sees that moms in our community could thrive and lead so much more with a little help along the way.
This blog is guest written by Heather Engdahl of Civic Nebraska
From its inception, the United States has devalued, disrespected, and criminalized Black people. For each attempt to address the institutionalized racism in this country, there has been a response of restrictive policy or discriminatory practices to maintain power and control by the white and wealthy.
This blog is guest written by Rachel Carver, APR, CUES Fund communications and marketing director
“With CUES we have confidence our boys are in good hands in all aspects of education. The CUES Student and Family Support program is a huge asset for my family and is unique.” -Gatien Meba, CUES parent
The cost to educate one child is $11,990. CUES School's upcoming event, The Gathering, helps underwrite these costs. “WE’RE UNSTOPPABLE!” is the theme for this year’s Gathering.