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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,
The Giving Bond BY KARA SCHWEISS Allan and Dianne Lozier and John and Wende Kotouc know they’ve all been friends for decades and that the two men had become friends well before the couples were married. But they had to do a little calculating to
Ideas shared about recruiting, retaining young professionals By NICK GEBHART Feb 20, 2018 It’s a challenging part of modern life and business: How will Norfolk — and other communities — recruit and retain young professionals? “We’re focusing on not just
2-1-1 helpline provides local resources for NE and SW IA By CHERIL LEE • FEB 21, 2018 The United Way of the Midlands’ 2-1-1 helpline connects those in need with important resources such as food pantries and housing assistance. Fratina McCraney, Supervisor of
ON JANUARY 1, 2018BUSINESS Greater Omaha 2040 Preferred Future Unveiled The future is fast-approaching, and this region is ready. Case in point: More than 800 CEOs and business leaders gathered for the Greater Omaha Chamber’s annual Economic Outlook Luncheon, where the Greater
PenFed Credit Union to Donate $100K to Papillion, Omaha Charities in 2018 ON JANUARY 1, 2018BUSINESS PenFed Credit Union (PenFed.org) President and CEO James Schenck presented donation checks totaling $20,000 to two local charities: Offutt Chiefs Group and Moving Veterans Forward.
The United Way of the Midlands has recently announced its community investments for the 2018-2020 cycle. Shawna Forsberg, President and CEO of United Way of the Midlands, says they raised over $19 million from over 40,000 donors. Of that, $16.5
