Guest blog: HETRA relaunches Adaptive Carriage Driving Program
Guest blog written by Lucy Charvat, HETRA Grant Manager and Therapeutic Riding Instructor
Stories
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Women providing healing, promoting hope
Continuing with the celebration of the National Women’s History Month theme of "Providing Healing, Promoting Hope", we asked several community leaders to provide their thoughts on their hope for the Omaha metro’s future. According to the National Women’s History Alliance, “The gift of hope spreads light to the lives of others and reflects a belief in the unlimited possibilities of this and future generations. Together, healing and hope are essential fuels for our dreams and recovery.”
Women providing healing, promoting hope: Omaha Better Birth Project
For March’s Women’s History Month, we look to the 2022 theme designated by National Women’s History Alliance. This year’s theme is "Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope." Omaha Better Birth Project does just that.
Women providing healing, promoting hope: Rejuvenating Women
As we enter March’s Women’s History Month, we look to the 2022 theme designated by National Women’s History Alliance. This year’s theme is "Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope."
March 26: The Gathering - The mission and meaning
This blog is guest written by Deb Hermann, marketing director of Cues Fund.
Volunteer and Donor Spotlight: Grant Mussman
This blog guest-written by SHARE Omaha friend Grant Mussman.
Why do I LOVE nonprofits? Oh my goodness, so many reasons.
First, it always connects me to my mom. From a very young age, she embedded in me a sense of connecting with others who were different than myself, and giving back when possible. If my memory serves me, and I was pretty darned young, we'd pile into her blue or brown Ford Pinto and head to grab our once-a-week asignment of meals on wheels and we would make our rounds. I'm sure I was cuter as a youngst
Donor Spotlight: Denise
This blog guest-written by Denise Powell of Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture
Donor Spotlight: Abra, supporter of Black & Pink
This blog is guest written by Abra, a supporter of Black & Pink.
Omaha has long needed affirmative, healing, anti-racist and intersectional housing, wrap around support, mental health, and community programs for LGBTQIA2S+ youth and young adults who are disproportionately impacted by racism, houselessness, violence, suicide rates, and carceral systems that only serve to increase trauma experiences.
Omaha has long needed affirmative, healing, anti-racist and intersectional housing, wrap around support, mental health, and community programs for LGBTQIA2S+ youth and young adults who are disproportionately impacted by racism, houselessness, violence, suicide rates, and carceral systems that only serve to increase trauma experiences.
Jan and Connie's lifelong volunteering friendship
This blog is guest written by Ana Bellinghausen, Sports Marketing Intern at Omaha Sports Commission
Jan Churchill and Connie Mangano’s connection began back at Norris Middle School more than 30 years ago as teachers and coaches.
“I remember walking into the school with Jan the first day and just knowing that she was someone I was going to walk out of this school with on my last,” Mangano said.
Jan Churchill and Connie Mangano’s connection began back at Norris Middle School more than 30 years ago as teachers and coaches.
“I remember walking into the school with Jan the first day and just knowing that she was someone I was going to walk out of this school with on my last,” Mangano said.
United Way of the Midlands' Day of Action
This blog is guest-written by Emily McKenna, marketing coordinator for United Way of the Midlands