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Vicenza Military Community members welcome back loved ones and friends from C/106th Financial Management Support Detachment from their deployment to Afghanistan Dec. 3. Learn more on www.usag.vicenza.army.mil or www.facebook.com/usagvicenza.
Photo by Grant Sattler, USAG Vicenza PAO.
Evansdale Community League
Facility Enhancement Project
Sports Facility
Photo Jeff Muiselaar, Evansdale
On Wednesday 10 November, This is Rubbish hosted a feast at Machynlleth Market from locally sourced food surplus. Guest speakers from the Centre for Alternative Technology along with a local school, performers and Machynlleth community, came together to feast their senses on the shocking problem, and wish us luck in the last round of The People's Millions!.. Be sure to pledge your vote on Monday 22 November to enable us to continue this vital campaign throughout Wales. Photos by Giles Thaxton, www.gilesthaxton.co.uk.
On December 22nd, 2016
Our mission today is not different from other missions we have been carrying out since May 2015 everywhere in Yemen. Today we have met Jewish community leader in Yemen after carrying out our aid delivery to 100 people who are sick with intellectual disability.
Mona Relief delivered 100 hygiene kits funded by IOM to them as you can see in the pictures their situation was poor and they need much more things.
How Mona Relief know about the situation of Jewish Community members in Sana'a for first time.
The donations began in 2016 when a journalist alerted Mona Relief founder and CEO Fatik al-Rodaini about the poor conditions in which the Jewish community was living.
Mona Relief crew visited the families December 22, 2016, and met with their leader, Yehia Yousef. Several days later Rodaini reached out to the community with food packages, blankets and hygiene kits funded by the NGO’s online fund-raising campaign.
“That was the beginning of our initiative to the Jewish minority in Sanaa,” Rodaini told The Jerusalem Post. “I promised to help them monthly with food aid and medicine to Jewish members who are sick with chronic diseases. However, I couldn’t fulfill my commitments toward them due to the lack of resources. But I tried to help them annually.”
Rodaini has managed more than annual aid; the last two times, however, were made possible with the aid of anonymous Kuwaiti donors.
Asked about the unusual circumstances of Kuwaitis donating to Jews, Rodaini said that not only had the donors accepted to help the cause when he had asked, they subsequently offered unsolicited donations to the community.
“We are talking about humanity and not about their religion,” said Rodaini, adding that the NGO delivers supplies to 86 Jews in Yemen, making up some 20 families.
At this event, attendees engaged in a captivating dialogue with some of Oregon's most transformative leaders and discovered ways in which they can be part of shaping a future we all want to create.
Women beneficiary farmer from host community and the member of the Balukhali farmer group is harvesting in the filed supported by FAO at Balukhali, Ukhiya, Cox'bazar on 11 December 2019
CUFC Community Awards, Imperial War Museum, Community Trust CEO - Ben Szreter. Picture: Keith Heppell
While visting Community Impact Newspaper in Pflugerville, interns at the Dow Jones News Fund Center for Editing Excellence held at the University of Texas listen to John Cox and . Photo by Bradley Wilson
A capacity crowd attended United Way's Annual Community Breakfast on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, at the Poughkeepsie Grand. The event honored two community champions, Dr. Pamela Edington, President, Dutchess Community College (DCC), and Dr. Kristine Young, President, SUNY Orange, as well as two Champion Nonprofits, Nicole Fenichel-Hewitt, The Art Effect and Linda Muller, Cornerstone Family Healthcare. In addition there was a surprise performance by students in the DCC Performing Arts Associate in Science Degree Program - Melissa Ansari, Hailey Gallinari, Chloe Kramer, Benjamin Simonetty, Jonah Woodcock and Samantha Vega and a surprise check presentation by Key Bank Market Director David Lewing for scholarships at the two colleges. The event kicked off United Way's 2019 Campaign, raising almost $52,000 for its work in our local community. Photo by Nicole Puckette Photography.
Rich McKay and cheerleader Kelsey lead students in the Falcons' Guinness World Record attempt. // 12/6/10 - Georgia Dome PHOTO: Jimmy Cribb, Atlantafalcons.com
Local Political Candidates Discuss Issues
They present their views at a forum in San Diego
SAN DIEGO, CA—A political discussion regarding minority issues, foreclosures, education, and San Diego's financial future was held at the offices of the Mabuhay Alliance on Black Mountain Road in San Diego on Friday March 14. Participating in the event were San Diego mayoral candidate Steve Francis; candidates for the State Assembly's 78th District, Auday Arabo and Arlie Ricasa; a candidate for San Diego City Council's 7th District, Marti Emerald; and Devonna Almagro who's running for the Chula Vista City Council.
About Twenty-five people associated with the Mabuhay Alliance were in attendance to hear the candidates express their positions on local issues. They represent different businesses and organizations throughout San Diego.
Thomas M. Patton, Public Information Officer Kingsport Police Department Professional Standards Unit, speaks during the redesignation ceremony in Kingsport. Safe Communities America held a Redesignation ceremony for Sullivan County on Thursday in Kingsport, Tennessee. In attendence were representatives from area public safety agencies, health care organizations, schools, businesses, and industry. Sullivan County is the only community to received the award in Tennessee in addition to only 19 communities in the United States.