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Charitable donation by the EBRD Community Initiative
This year, the EBRD Community Initiative made a charitable contribution of EUR 50,000 to the Women Access to Entrepreneurship Development and Training Society (WAEDAT).
WAEDAT was founded in 2004 and launched under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania in 2005. The organisation provides mentoring and training for women and young entrepreneurs in Jordan, to raise their awareness of local development opportunities and provide basic skills to start their own businesses.
The EBRD Community Initiative donation will enable WAEDAT to support local women entrepreneurs in strengthening and expanding their business activities.
There was an exhibition of the local goods and crafts, produced by the members of WAEDAT in the conference centre.
I’m as guilty as the next, no doubt, for often I think about, even talk and write about, the sad condition of our world, and the evident decline of morals and ethics in those about me. So, it feels really good today to tell you of a caring, loving act that is working at this moment here in my mountains–the San Bernardinos of southern California, including among others, the communities of Crestline, Arrowhead, and Running Springs.
Read the entire post at my blog: writenow.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/touching-community-comp...
Mimoza meets with a UNFPA-trained volunteer at a local community centre near the Albanian capital to get help enrolling in vocational and literacy courses. Photo: UNFPA/Besfort Kryeziu
Kara Eusebio, Senior Manager, Strategic Partnerships, Bayview Yards, Canada capture during the Session "Creating Inclusive Communities" at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2019 in Dalian, People's Republic of China, July 3, 2019. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Fon Thanachaiary
Christmas Breakfast gathering of our local community at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre. Produce donated by local businesses, volunteers catering and performing, donations for the Neighbourhood Centre. A lovley gathering of the people of our village on a warm morning.
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Silex Lady Owl Jeni Mudd signed a letter of intent to play softball with Hannibal-LaGrange College next year. Seated with Jeni is HLG Head Softball Coach Dan Hurst; her parents, Sharon and Terry Mudd. Standing is Silex High School Principal Bruce Werkmeister, Silex Head Softball Coach Robert James, Jeni's brother Mike Mudd and Silex Assistant Softball Coach Shawn Wilding.
-Marianne Everhart, EAGLE 102
Coastal Community Church (55,737 square feet)
101 Village Avenue, Village Square, Yorktown, VA
This church opened in spring 2016; it was originally a Hannaford, which opened on May 2nd, 1998 and closed on July 29th, 2000; it became a Kroger on August 3rd, 2000. Kroger relocated here on May 13th, 2015, vacating this space.
Karen Kasmauski/MCSP. A clinic was set up to serve the fishing community, oil rigs are off shore. Jarway Wharf where fishermen come in and sell their fish. It's serviced by the Jarway Wharf clinic, Phyllis Quarcoo is the head nurse.
Not far from home is a community facility that my Beloved helped to set up 30+ years ago.
The latest activity at the centre has been to set up a Food Hub to distribute food to those most severally hit by Austerity.
The hub collects food that has reached its "Best Before" date from 6 local supermarkets (Tesco, Lidl & Co-Op) and makes it available to people who need it. If this were not done the food would be sent to Landfill.
In the last year the hub has distributed around 28 tonnes of food, thus saving over 100 tonnes of CO2 in the environment.
The centre, Canolfan Maerdy, has now engaged the services of a Nutritionist to cook with the food and create 'ready meals' for those who need them.
This service was launched a couple of days ago.
#49 Communal for 52 in 2019 challenge
Danny Nichols (left) and Bruce Hanni (right) of Fluor-B&W discuss features of the DOE Piketon Site with attendees at Tuesday’s public meeting hosted by the company and the Department of Energy.
More than 130 interested community members attended the public meeting to discuss current and planned activities under way at the DOE Piketon Site. The event was held at Waverly High School.
Karen Kasmauski/MCSP.
A clinic was set up to serve the fishing community, oil rigs are off shore. Fishing community of Ewe, a boat just came in, women are the buyers of the fish.
The Community Picnic was held on August 20, 2021, in the South Quad on the campus of Eastern Illinois University. (Abbey Marsmaker)
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I had the pleasure of attending the opening of the Annenberg Community Beach House at Santa Monica State Park this morning. The highlight of this beautiful event on the most perfect day imaginable was a visit from a few of our friends from Cirque du Soleil, scheduled to appear here again this summer.
Hermitage Community Moorings on the Thames at Wapping. A relatively new floating London co-operative community with views that would be the envy of a multi-million pound penthouse.
Open House London 2014 listing:
An exciting new development of residential and recreational moorings for historic vessels on the Thames. The architectural scheme has been designed as a model for river dwelling that takes into account its tidal location. The unique Pier House, built to a high specification, provides a floating community centre just downstream from Tower Bridge.
And from the community’s website: www.hcmoorings.org
Hermitage Community Moorings (HCM) is a co-operative which built, owns, and operates a mooring on the Thames at Hermitage Wharf, Wapping.
The mooring provides berths for up to 20 historic vessels: enabling a mixture of live-aboard, recreational and visitor use. HCM provides well-managed river access for local people, including educational and recreational facilities.
HCM was created by a small, dedicated community over the course of about 6 years and is the first development of its kind on the Thames for more than a generation. The co-operative members entirely self-funded the planning, design, management, construction, installation, and operation of the harbour. The infrastructure is designed to create a small, close-knit community of people committed to boat use and the preservation of historic craft.
Part of its ambition is to ensure traditional river craft (e.g. sailing barges, tugs and motor craft) remain part of the Wapping landscape for future generations – and to create a local landmark that promotes Wapping’s historic links with the river.
Address: 16 Wapping High Street, London E1W 1NG.
A visitor speaking during the Innovation Weekend at the headquarters of African Development Bank in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
Scenes from the Mennonite community of Shipyard
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