Donor Spotlight: Denise
This blog guest-written by Denise Powell of Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture
Stories
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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
Guest blog: Mental health affects everyone
This blog is guest-written by Meka Tate, Mental Health Campaign Coordinator at The Wellbeing Partners.
Mental health affects everyone: One in two of us have a mental health condition in our lifetime, and even if you have not experienced one yourself, you likely have a loved one who has1. Mental health is a human experience, but negative attitudes and beliefs toward people with a mental health condition are common.