Community Philanthropy

Articles tagged community philanthropy from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Community Philanthropy

Escambia County Commissioner Lumen May thanks community for holiday giving, honors civil-rights leaders and urges unity

In a recorded January message, Commissioner Lumen May thanked residents and partner groups for holiday distributions that she said reached nearly 800 children, honored late local civil-rights figures including Georgia Blackman and H.K. Matthews, and urged community unity and passing on history to younger generations.

Escambia CountyJan 16, 2026

Local Philanthropy

Organizers introduce '100 People Who Care Clarkston Area' giving circle to council

Katie Hess and Kris Rodgers told the council about a new local giving circle, "100 People Who Care Clarkston Area," describing quarterly meetings intended to pool donations to support nonprofits in Southeast Michigan.

Village of ClarkstonSep 14, 2026

Community Philanthropy

Mayor proclaims Sept. 10 as Big Give Gage Day; local foundation outlines events

Mayor Robert Morgan proclaimed Sept. 10, 2026, Big Give Gage Day. A Gage County Foundation representative described 81 participating nonprofits, in-person giving sites, a kids' giving program sponsored by Pinnacle Bank and related community events.

BeatriceSep 14, 2026

Community Philanthropy

Wawa’s Hoagies for Heroes in Anderson will donate $1,000 to each charity team

At the Anderson grand opening, Wawa ran a Hoagies for Heroes contest featuring two teams (police-department–led) and pledged $1,000 to each team's chosen charity regardless of the contest outcome; the red team won the local competition.

Anderson CitySep 4, 2026