Article published by the Omaha Star The Omaha metro has taken a major step toward improving student success by joining the nationwide Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR), a collaborative effort...
OMAHA, Neb. (FOX 42 KPTM) — Omaha Metro is joining the nationwide Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR), a sharing effort to improve reading and early school success for all children. The...
Thank you so much to Neil Nelkin of NRG Radio's News Talk 1290 KOIL for speaking with Shawna and Gail during the show "Issues and Answers," which addresses the issues...
The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR) is a national, collaborative effort to increase early reading proficiency. The Metropolitan Area Educational Consortium, Learning Community of Douglas and Sarpy Counties and United...
Article published by Midlands Business Journal Written by David Kubicek Incorporating charitable components into a holiday office party requires research and close coordination with the nonprofit organization. "Understanding how your...
Article published by The Daily Record Written by Scott Stewart Nine years of aspirations, hard work and fundraising finally came together Monday for the grand opening of No More Empty...
Article published by The Daily Nonpareil Written by Tim Johnson The Visiting Nurse Association was recently awarded a $516,000 grant by United Way of the Midlands. The grant will support...
Article published by Catholic Voice Writen by Danika Lang Serving others is not formulaic. There's not one hard and fast way to make a difference. Public service can include coaching...
Article published by Midlands Business Journal One World Community Health was awarded grant funds totaling $372,400 from United Way of the Midlands to support five programs. Approximately 15,000 low-income and...
Article published by Strictly Business Magazine Omaha Youth Emergency Services (YES) is pleased to announce it was recently awarded a $25,000 grant from United Way of the Midlands. Thanks to...