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Putting the proper footwear on the feet of high school athletes can be an expensive proposition. Whether it’s basketball shoes, soccer cleats or track spikes, a good pair can put a serious strain on ...

Synergies Work, an Atlanta non-profit supporting entrepreneurs with disabilities, is expanding in the face of federal cuts to programs that assist the community.

They called their effort the Funkcancer Foundation — a nod to the fundraising initiative that supported the Funkhouser family with medical costs following the cancer diagnosis. Broadening their scope ...

A Tacoma housing complex, marking its one-year anniversary, houses more than 300 migrants. They are jumpstarting American lives as best they can.

Aligning with the right nonprofit partner empowers your customers to make positive change, attracts new business for your company and creates measurable benefits for the communities you serve.

A government shutdown is likely to add stress to nonprofits that have been grappling with federal cuts since the start of the year, according to advocacy groups.

Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries can review and adjust their selections for the coming year to ensure their plan still fits their health care needs. That’s because Medicare Part D prescription drug ...

NOMO, which stands for New Options, More Opportunities, has new training programs including driving, sewing and electrical work.

Could your nonprofit use some extra help this year? There’s a group of Wichita women who would like to hear about it.

Through remarkable circumstances and the assistance of a few local community members, the Ghulam family left Afghanistan to settle in Redding, California. They’re one of only three local Afghan ...

Nearly every corner of the federal government will feel the pain in some way if a compromise isn’t reached by Oct. 1.