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United Way’s 211 Helpline provides housing and utility assistance with help from Goodfellows Luna Stephens Original publish date: December 15, 2024 Read the full article from the Omaha World-Herald here. Article excerpt A program supported by Goodfellows looks to make the process of seeking help in the Omaha area this holiday season as easy as calling 2-1-1. The 211 Helpline,
Spring saw historic river flooding in Nebraska and Iowa. By some estimates, recovery could take nine years or longer. Here’s a sampling of metro area efforts supporting disaster relief for the long haul. United Way of the Midlands The United Way
United Way of the Midlands 2201 Farnam St.; 402-342-8232; uwmidlands.org Focuses the efforts of many to help neighbors stand strong — by addressing basic needs and fostering success in the classroom and the workplace. Continue reading full article HERE
United Way of the Midlands’ Third Annual Day of Action. REBECCA S. GRATZ/THE WORLD-HERALD Greater Omaha has a legacy of giving. It’s in our DNA. Private citizens, corporations and foundations donate and-or distribute millions of dollars each year to help the
Guests of the Promise 4 Paws Dog Sanctuary were met with coffee, food and a pack of dogs Wednesday morning. The nonprofit that cares for senior dogs was one of dozens of local nonprofits to host an event to encourage
Reyna Bahena has worked hard all of her life. At 67 years of age, she is thinking about new projects for her future. Presently, Reyna manages a small business in Omaha where she sells perfumes, make up, and laminated jewelry.
Google.org and Googlers are donating more than $125,000 to flood relief efforts in Iowa and Nebraska to support the work of organizations such as the American Red Cross, Team Rubicon and United Way of the Midlands. The support will help
