This document contains comments from residents of Hamilton Township and surrounding areas expressing opposition to Ordinance 15-023, which would impose monthly rental fees on non-profit organizations in Hamilton Township. The comments argue that the fees would take away funds from an organization called City of Angels that provides addiction treatment and recovery services, and that these services are desperately needed given the drug epidemic impacting the community. Commenters share personal experiences with addiction and recovery, and argue the fees would hinder City of Angels' ability to help those suffering from addiction.
The campaign to allow legal retail alcohol sales in Benton County, Arkansas is becoming expensive, with two of Sam Walton's grandsons, Tom and Stueart Walton, donating $80,000 each in March on top of their previous $30,000 donations each. The group collecting signatures to put the issue on the ballot has paid $219,513.11 so far to a professional signature collection firm. Supporters argue that approving retail alcohol sales would keep tax dollars in the county rather than having residents drive elsewhere to buy alcohol, while one critic argues that Sam Walton would not have supported legalizing alcohol sales given his focus on family.
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This document provides biographical information about three candidates running for Texas State Senator - District 30: Craig Carter, Craig Estes, and Pat Fallon. It includes their contact information, occupations, education histories, experiences in civic involvement and past public offices, campaign fundraising details, and answers to questions about their qualifications and reasons for running.
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TrikleTrade is a website that shares inspirational stories of kindness to educate and motivate children. They are looking for stories of simple acts of kindness from people making positive impacts in their community. The website provides information on kindness movements and health benefits of kindness, and encourages visiting their website or contacting them to share a story.
Brian O'Neill is asking for support in his reelection campaign for the 10th Councilmanic District seat in Philadelphia. He highlights voting against tax increases, helping taxpayers appeal assessments, and securing funding for parks as part of his record. He argues this election is about preventing Democrat control of council seats so they cannot increase taxes or redistribute wealth. O'Neill provides his ballot number and asks supporters to contact his campaign coordinator if they need supplies for canvassing or election day.
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The campaign to allow legal retail alcohol sales in Benton County, Arkansas is becoming expensive, with two of Sam Walton's grandsons, Tom and Stueart Walton, donating $80,000 each in March on top of their previous $30,000 donations each. The group collecting signatures to put the issue on the ballot has paid $219,513.11 so far to a professional signature collection firm. Supporters argue that approving retail alcohol sales would keep tax dollars in the county rather than having residents drive elsewhere to buy alcohol, while one critic argues that Sam Walton would not have supported legalizing alcohol sales given his focus on family.
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Dallas morning news voter guide texas state senator - district 30 republicanrath4thekids
This document provides biographical information about three candidates running for Texas State Senator - District 30: Craig Carter, Craig Estes, and Pat Fallon. It includes their contact information, occupations, education histories, experiences in civic involvement and past public offices, campaign fundraising details, and answers to questions about their qualifications and reasons for running.
Matt Swearman shows new ways to help you communicate with your eligible class. Matt will walk you through some common misconceptions about PACs and how to bust those myths with your PAC eligibles to grow your members.
TrikleTrade is a website that shares inspirational stories of kindness to educate and motivate children. They are looking for stories of simple acts of kindness from people making positive impacts in their community. The website provides information on kindness movements and health benefits of kindness, and encourages visiting their website or contacting them to share a story.
Brian O'Neill is asking for support in his reelection campaign for the 10th Councilmanic District seat in Philadelphia. He highlights voting against tax increases, helping taxpayers appeal assessments, and securing funding for parks as part of his record. He argues this election is about preventing Democrat control of council seats so they cannot increase taxes or redistribute wealth. O'Neill provides his ballot number and asks supporters to contact his campaign coordinator if they need supplies for canvassing or election day.
Trikle Trade is Socially Responsible Company that provide Kindness Quotes,random acts of kindness.We provide kindness ideas to people.For more details visit our website trikletrade.com or join our community.
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Operation HomeFront provides emergency financial assistance and support to military families facing hardship. It operates 23 chapters across the US serving 32 states. Volunteers are key to its work helping families with needs like housing, childcare, and financial assistance. In 2010 it met over 167,000 needs for families and aims to support them in staying together and overcoming challenges from deployment and injury. Community support through donations and volunteers is needed for it to continue its work helping military families nationwide.
The document discusses reaching out to neighbors, especially the elderly, who may be experiencing isolation or lack of resources during the winter months. It encourages visiting neighbors, offering transportation, and inviting them to community programs. It also notes the large number of charitable organizations in the area that help meet community needs and thanks residents for their generosity.
The document discusses the Catholic Church's stance on gambling. While some argue gambling can benefit states through taxes, the Church teaches it is more important to spend money on family necessities than take the risk of losing money through gambling. Gambling can destroy families by taking away resources and leading to issues like abuse, lying, and divorce. The Church believes time spent gambling takes away from fostering family values.
Tim is running for election to lead the student union. If elected, he has a plan to increase membership in the student access program in order to generate additional revenue for the union. This would make the union less reliant on university funding. Increasing access program membership could be achieved by identifying student groups that do not currently participate and marketing targeted benefits to them. If successful, the plan would provide cheaper services for students, strengthen the union's financial position, engage more students with the union, and help prevent the university from taking over control of campus bars and catering services. Tim asks voters to consider supporting his candidacy and spreading awareness of his proposals.
Tim is running for election to lead the student union. If elected, he has a plan to increase membership in the student access program in order to generate additional revenue for the union. This would make the union less reliant on university funding. It would allow the union to resist any attempts by the university to take over control of the popular on-campus bars and catering services. Tim's plan aims to identify student groups that do not currently purchase access cards and market the program directly to them with targeted benefits. The goal is to strengthen the union's financial position while providing cheaper services and opportunities for more students.
Operation HomeFront provides emergency financial assistance and support to military families facing hardship. It has 23 chapters across the US serving families through programs like home and car repairs, childcare, food assistance, and transitional housing. In 2010, it met over 167,000 needs for families and served over 489 wounded warriors' wives. Volunteers and donations are critical to continuing its mission of keeping military families strong during deployment and recovery from injuries.
Mayor Gus Morrison of Fremont and Mayor Al Nagy of Newark helped deliver meals through LIFE ElderCare's Meals on Wheels program as part of an annual Mayors for Meals Day event. The mayors and city council members volunteered alongside LIFE ElderCare staff and volunteers to deliver meals and conduct wellness checks on seniors. LIFE ElderCare provides various services like meals, transportation, and companionship to help seniors in Fremont, Newark, and Union City live independently.
This document welcomes the reader to the Village and discusses forming community partnerships and bringing communities together. It highlights the Roosevelt Junior Roughriders program that provides youth in Northeast San Antonio with positive athletic outlets. The document encourages supporting the community through volunteering, donations to food banks and homeless shelters, or sponsoring non-profit organizations.
The GolfStar Classic on St. Patrick's Day raised money for Volunteers of America's adoption program through a golf tournament, food, auction, and raffle. Presenting sponsor Jay Trusheim donated $15,000 to kick off the fundraising. Additional sponsors included Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans, Retif Oil & Fuel, and others. The funds will help Volunteers of America unite children with adoptive families.
ADDRESS BY POLITICAL LEADER HON PHILIP J PIERRE TO THE OPEN SESSION OF CONFER...slp communications
Philip Pierre, leader of the Saint Lucia Labour Party, delivered a speech criticizing the current UWP government. He said the country is in deeper trouble under the UWP and the people continue to be marginalized. The economy is not experiencing the growth claimed by the UWP, and the unsustainable borrowing and debt accumulation will burden future generations. While foreign investment is important, the Labour Party will ensure a level playing field for all investors and that strategic lands and resources benefit Saint Lucians. The current government lacks solutions and their reckless decisions do not care about the future of the country.
The document discusses upcoming tax deadlines and opportunities for tax assistance through programs like MyFreeTaxes. It introduces Girls on the Run as a new United Way partner agency and describes the program. It also announces upcoming Community Service Days and the annual United Way meeting. Biggby coffee shop is highlighted for fundraising efforts that benefited local non-profits like CASA and the United Way. Upcoming agency events are listed.
This document appears to be an email from an election company advertising their services for clubs, credit unions, and associations. The email includes a song title "Waiting For You Music; Connie Francis" but does not provide any other context or information about the company, services offered, or contact details.
Charities play a vital role in communities across Britain – but what do people really think about them? We partnered with ComRes to investigate the attitudes that MPs and voters hold towards charities, and the policies that they think the Government should implement to increase the impact that voluntary organisations have.
Our report looks at how attitudes between MPs and voters differ, where voters and MPs affiliated to the same party agree and disagree, and shines a light on the attitude of new MPs towards charities.
This document is a newsletter from Pacoima Today covering various issues in the Pacoima community of Los Angeles. It discusses the lack of beauty and increasing blight in the area. It highlights illegal dumping sites and calls on residents and politicians to improve code enforcement and clean up the community. It also notes concerns about overdevelopment increasing problems and a lack of adequate infrastructure and city services to support new residents. The newsletter aims to inform citizens of their rights and responsibilities to participate in improving their community.
The document discusses issues related to government and civic participation in Philadelphia. It notes that Philadelphia has a large number of colleges and students but low trust in state government. It also has high taxes but discusses organizations like Committee of Seventy that work to promote better government through initiatives like campaign finance reform and voter engagement. The document promotes joining the reform movement to help drive positive change.
The document discusses the author's involvement as an active member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. As part of the sorority, she has gained opportunities for friendship, leadership, learning and service. The sorority's main philanthropy is raising awareness about domestic violence and supporting organizations that help women in abusive situations. Specifically, the sorority has partnered with Between Friends, a nonprofit in their community that helps victims of domestic violence. Each year, the sorority hosts fundraising events for their philanthropy cause. The author has been involved in organizing these events and holds a leadership position as the social chair of the sorority.
The document discusses the changing status and roles of women in the United States from the late 19th century through the early 20th century. It presents arguments used against women's suffrage at the time, including that women's proper role was in the home as wives and mothers. It also shares some arguments made in support of women's suffrage, including that women needed the vote to protect themselves and their families from dangers in modern life. The document examines how factors like the women's labor force participation, age of marriage, family size, and divorce rates changed over this period in ways that altered the traditional nature of the family.
Regions Bank article_Doing More in St. Louis_Feb 2014Irvetta Williams
Regions Bank is partnering with local organizations to support economic development in North St. Louis County through support of small businesses, redevelopment efforts, and schools. The bank works with justine PETERSEN to provide capital to micro-businesses like You Gotta Eat Here diner. In Jennings, Regions is rebuilding a branch and partnering with the city to attract new businesses and residents. The bank also partners with Jennings schools superintendent Dr. Tiffany Anderson to create educational programs and prepare students for college. Regions believes teaming up with local groups is key to revitalizing the communities it serves.
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Greater New Orleans speaks in...Keen Ley
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Greater New Orleans speaks in support of Metro Service Group, Inc. and its owners Jimmie and Glenn Woods. The Alliance denounces what they see as unwarranted attacks against the Woods, who have proven themselves to be good citizens. They believe the allegations stem from special interests and competing businesses seeking to harm Metro's reputation. The Alliance provides facts countering the allegations, asserting that Metro pays living wages, provides PPE, and that Jimmie and Glenn understand the important work of sanitation workers. They urge the community to think critically and support African American owned businesses that support the community.
This document provides an overview of charity watchdog groups and three organizations that provide information to help donors - Charity Guide, Charity Navigator, and the American Institute of Philanthropy. It discusses how these groups provide resources for donors to evaluate nonprofits but that they mainly focus on large national nonprofits and do not provide as much information on small local nonprofits. The document then focuses on Charity Guide, explaining their goals of promoting volunteerism and assigning letter grades to nonprofits based on criteria like financial transparency. However, it notes that Charity Guide does not fully disclose how they determine these ratings.
The United Workers Party continues to take its message of change to the Saint Lucian public by releasing the first issue of its Newspaper- "The Torch" showcasing the work that the UWP has done in the last 3 years
Operation HomeFront provides emergency financial assistance and support to military families facing hardship. It operates 23 chapters across the US serving 32 states. Volunteers are key to its work helping families with needs like housing, childcare, and financial assistance. In 2010 it met over 167,000 needs for families and aims to support them in staying together and overcoming challenges from deployment and injury. Community support through donations and volunteers is needed for it to continue its work helping military families nationwide.
The document discusses reaching out to neighbors, especially the elderly, who may be experiencing isolation or lack of resources during the winter months. It encourages visiting neighbors, offering transportation, and inviting them to community programs. It also notes the large number of charitable organizations in the area that help meet community needs and thanks residents for their generosity.
The document discusses the Catholic Church's stance on gambling. While some argue gambling can benefit states through taxes, the Church teaches it is more important to spend money on family necessities than take the risk of losing money through gambling. Gambling can destroy families by taking away resources and leading to issues like abuse, lying, and divorce. The Church believes time spent gambling takes away from fostering family values.
Tim is running for election to lead the student union. If elected, he has a plan to increase membership in the student access program in order to generate additional revenue for the union. This would make the union less reliant on university funding. Increasing access program membership could be achieved by identifying student groups that do not currently participate and marketing targeted benefits to them. If successful, the plan would provide cheaper services for students, strengthen the union's financial position, engage more students with the union, and help prevent the university from taking over control of campus bars and catering services. Tim asks voters to consider supporting his candidacy and spreading awareness of his proposals.
Tim is running for election to lead the student union. If elected, he has a plan to increase membership in the student access program in order to generate additional revenue for the union. This would make the union less reliant on university funding. It would allow the union to resist any attempts by the university to take over control of the popular on-campus bars and catering services. Tim's plan aims to identify student groups that do not currently purchase access cards and market the program directly to them with targeted benefits. The goal is to strengthen the union's financial position while providing cheaper services and opportunities for more students.
Operation HomeFront provides emergency financial assistance and support to military families facing hardship. It has 23 chapters across the US serving families through programs like home and car repairs, childcare, food assistance, and transitional housing. In 2010, it met over 167,000 needs for families and served over 489 wounded warriors' wives. Volunteers and donations are critical to continuing its mission of keeping military families strong during deployment and recovery from injuries.
Mayor Gus Morrison of Fremont and Mayor Al Nagy of Newark helped deliver meals through LIFE ElderCare's Meals on Wheels program as part of an annual Mayors for Meals Day event. The mayors and city council members volunteered alongside LIFE ElderCare staff and volunteers to deliver meals and conduct wellness checks on seniors. LIFE ElderCare provides various services like meals, transportation, and companionship to help seniors in Fremont, Newark, and Union City live independently.
This document welcomes the reader to the Village and discusses forming community partnerships and bringing communities together. It highlights the Roosevelt Junior Roughriders program that provides youth in Northeast San Antonio with positive athletic outlets. The document encourages supporting the community through volunteering, donations to food banks and homeless shelters, or sponsoring non-profit organizations.
The GolfStar Classic on St. Patrick's Day raised money for Volunteers of America's adoption program through a golf tournament, food, auction, and raffle. Presenting sponsor Jay Trusheim donated $15,000 to kick off the fundraising. Additional sponsors included Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans, Retif Oil & Fuel, and others. The funds will help Volunteers of America unite children with adoptive families.
ADDRESS BY POLITICAL LEADER HON PHILIP J PIERRE TO THE OPEN SESSION OF CONFER...slp communications
Philip Pierre, leader of the Saint Lucia Labour Party, delivered a speech criticizing the current UWP government. He said the country is in deeper trouble under the UWP and the people continue to be marginalized. The economy is not experiencing the growth claimed by the UWP, and the unsustainable borrowing and debt accumulation will burden future generations. While foreign investment is important, the Labour Party will ensure a level playing field for all investors and that strategic lands and resources benefit Saint Lucians. The current government lacks solutions and their reckless decisions do not care about the future of the country.
The document discusses upcoming tax deadlines and opportunities for tax assistance through programs like MyFreeTaxes. It introduces Girls on the Run as a new United Way partner agency and describes the program. It also announces upcoming Community Service Days and the annual United Way meeting. Biggby coffee shop is highlighted for fundraising efforts that benefited local non-profits like CASA and the United Way. Upcoming agency events are listed.
This document appears to be an email from an election company advertising their services for clubs, credit unions, and associations. The email includes a song title "Waiting For You Music; Connie Francis" but does not provide any other context or information about the company, services offered, or contact details.
Charities play a vital role in communities across Britain – but what do people really think about them? We partnered with ComRes to investigate the attitudes that MPs and voters hold towards charities, and the policies that they think the Government should implement to increase the impact that voluntary organisations have.
Our report looks at how attitudes between MPs and voters differ, where voters and MPs affiliated to the same party agree and disagree, and shines a light on the attitude of new MPs towards charities.
This document is a newsletter from Pacoima Today covering various issues in the Pacoima community of Los Angeles. It discusses the lack of beauty and increasing blight in the area. It highlights illegal dumping sites and calls on residents and politicians to improve code enforcement and clean up the community. It also notes concerns about overdevelopment increasing problems and a lack of adequate infrastructure and city services to support new residents. The newsletter aims to inform citizens of their rights and responsibilities to participate in improving their community.
The document discusses issues related to government and civic participation in Philadelphia. It notes that Philadelphia has a large number of colleges and students but low trust in state government. It also has high taxes but discusses organizations like Committee of Seventy that work to promote better government through initiatives like campaign finance reform and voter engagement. The document promotes joining the reform movement to help drive positive change.
The document discusses the author's involvement as an active member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. As part of the sorority, she has gained opportunities for friendship, leadership, learning and service. The sorority's main philanthropy is raising awareness about domestic violence and supporting organizations that help women in abusive situations. Specifically, the sorority has partnered with Between Friends, a nonprofit in their community that helps victims of domestic violence. Each year, the sorority hosts fundraising events for their philanthropy cause. The author has been involved in organizing these events and holds a leadership position as the social chair of the sorority.
The document discusses the changing status and roles of women in the United States from the late 19th century through the early 20th century. It presents arguments used against women's suffrage at the time, including that women's proper role was in the home as wives and mothers. It also shares some arguments made in support of women's suffrage, including that women needed the vote to protect themselves and their families from dangers in modern life. The document examines how factors like the women's labor force participation, age of marriage, family size, and divorce rates changed over this period in ways that altered the traditional nature of the family.
Regions Bank article_Doing More in St. Louis_Feb 2014Irvetta Williams
Regions Bank is partnering with local organizations to support economic development in North St. Louis County through support of small businesses, redevelopment efforts, and schools. The bank works with justine PETERSEN to provide capital to micro-businesses like You Gotta Eat Here diner. In Jennings, Regions is rebuilding a branch and partnering with the city to attract new businesses and residents. The bank also partners with Jennings schools superintendent Dr. Tiffany Anderson to create educational programs and prepare students for college. Regions believes teaming up with local groups is key to revitalizing the communities it serves.
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Greater New Orleans speaks in...Keen Ley
The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Greater New Orleans speaks in support of Metro Service Group, Inc. and its owners Jimmie and Glenn Woods. The Alliance denounces what they see as unwarranted attacks against the Woods, who have proven themselves to be good citizens. They believe the allegations stem from special interests and competing businesses seeking to harm Metro's reputation. The Alliance provides facts countering the allegations, asserting that Metro pays living wages, provides PPE, and that Jimmie and Glenn understand the important work of sanitation workers. They urge the community to think critically and support African American owned businesses that support the community.
This document provides an overview of charity watchdog groups and three organizations that provide information to help donors - Charity Guide, Charity Navigator, and the American Institute of Philanthropy. It discusses how these groups provide resources for donors to evaluate nonprofits but that they mainly focus on large national nonprofits and do not provide as much information on small local nonprofits. The document then focuses on Charity Guide, explaining their goals of promoting volunteerism and assigning letter grades to nonprofits based on criteria like financial transparency. However, it notes that Charity Guide does not fully disclose how they determine these ratings.
The United Workers Party continues to take its message of change to the Saint Lucian public by releasing the first issue of its Newspaper- "The Torch" showcasing the work that the UWP has done in the last 3 years
The document discusses the need for change and embracing change in order to progress. It argues that we cannot expect different results by continuing the same behaviors and must be willing to get involved in bringing about the change we wish to see. Some key points made include:
- Quotes from Benjamin Franklin, Mahatma Gandhi, and Albert Einstein about the importance of change.
- Examples of young people around the world embracing change and becoming agents of positive change.
- A call for Saint Lucians to get actively involved in bringing change through participating in the political process, protests, and using social media to spread messages.
- A vision of a changed Saint Lucia with better education, healthcare, opportunities,
Dallas morning news voter guide united states representative district 4 dem...rath4thekids
This document provides biographical information about two candidates running for United States Representative in District 4: Lander Bethel and Catherine Krantz. It includes their contact information, occupations, education backgrounds, civic involvement experience, fundraising details, and answers to questions about their reasons for running and why voters should choose them.
This year has been difficult with high unemployment, economic instability, and lack of action from Congress to help Americans. However, despite hardship, this holiday season reminds us of human generosity and sacrifice for others. The document goes on to list groups and individuals who are making efforts to advocate for Latinos, pass immigrant protections, improve communities, and help those in need through volunteer work and small businesses. While an exhaustive list is impossible, the overall message is that in difficult times, we all rely on and are grateful for the support and unselfish acts of others in our society.
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article published in the Valley Patriot July addition about the most incredible day in Israel - the day Gilad Shalit was released from Hamas captivity and came home
This document outlines the stances of the author's political party on 7 issues: education, immigration, marriage and divorce, the environment, health care, taxation, and big government. For each issue, the party's view is given along with what actions the party is taking to address the issue. The party believes in standardized education across states, reasonable immigration policies, marriage equality, addressing climate change, affordable universal healthcare, lower taxes, and fiscal responsibility from government.
The document discusses the Police Officers Brotherhood (POB), an organization that provides support to law enforcement officers and their families during times of need or crisis. The POB holds fundraising events like annual cigar smokeouts to raise thousands of dollars. The funds help support families like the family of Trooper Brian Kerrigan whose daughter has a rare genetic disorder, and families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. The POB is asking for donations and sponsorships to continue its efforts in supporting members of law enforcement.
Mark Astarita is the Chair of the Institute of Fundraising. In his speech, he discusses the important role of fundraisers and partners in fundraising in raising money to support charitable causes. He emphasizes that fundraisers cannot do their jobs without the support of partners. While giving has remained flat, fundraising is more important than ever to support charities' work. However, Astarita expresses concern that unless attitudes toward giving change, the sector may shrink in the future. He calls for a debate on ensuring a strong charitable sector and pushes back against recent hostility toward charities. Overall, he celebrates the achievements of fundraisers and partners in fundraising.
Graduation Rate and After-School Employment: Students should research a college's graduation rate to determine their likelihood of completing a degree, as well as employment rates for graduates to assess career prospects after college.
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: A lower ratio allows for more individualized attention, but a higher ratio may be acceptable for general education classes. Students should consider class sizes that fit their learning needs.
Quality of Programs and Staff: Accreditation, availability of desired programs and courses, faculty qualifications, and whether credits transfer are important indicators of a quality academic experience. Financial considerations like costs, financial aid, and scholarship opportunities
Melina Kennedy announces her candidacy for Mayor of Indianapolis in a speech. She discusses her background growing up in Indianapolis, working in her family's restaurant, and her commitment to improving the city. She argues the current mayor has failed to fulfill promises and the city faces challenges like job losses and high unemployment. Kennedy presents a vision for the future of Indianapolis with a focus on job creation, education, public safety, and ensuring all children have opportunities to achieve their dreams. She asks the audience to join her campaign to create a better future for the city.
This document discusses the lack of Latino representation in Dallas County politics and calls for support of the Latino Votes Project. It notes that the Latino population constitutes a majority in Farmers Branch and Grand Prairie yet there are no Latino city council members. Irving deported over 7,000 people, mostly for minor traffic offenses, and there are no Latino school board members. It argues that Latinos are underrepresented in jobs across Dallas County. The document asks for financial support for an organizing campaign with paid staff and media to make it easier for the next generation and achieve more equitable political representation.
Charities are working to rebuild public trust and address concerns about transparency and their operations. Recent research identified key issues including frustration with aggressive fundraising, a desire for greater transparency around spending, and concerns that CEO pay is too high. In response, charities are coordinating messaging, establishing new regulatory bodies, and emphasizing their collective impact. Initiatives to promote understanding include a public-facing website explaining how charities work, factsheets for journalists, and a communications toolkit for charities. The goal is to acknowledge public concerns and shift the narrative to focus on beneficiaries rather than institutions.
This document summarizes recent victories and ongoing work of the Neighbor to Neighbor organization in Massachusetts. It discusses the passage of legislation to help people like Olga Pedraza find work after prison, and the successful campaign led by Rosa Gonzalez and Carmelo Diaz to shut down a coal plant in Holyoke and replace it with solar energy. It encourages donors to continue supporting N2N's efforts in building power through grassroots organizing and developing new community leaders.
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The document summarizes issues discussed at the Pacoima Neighborhood Council meeting and in the Pacoima Today newsletter. It discusses concerns about the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE), including a no-confidence vote called by the Pacoima NC over DONE's lack of communication and support. It also covers topics like boosting voter turnout, CD-7 councilman Felipe Fuentes attending the PNC meeting, American Legion Post #176, and non-profits in Pacoima.
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1. Recipient: The Mayor and Council of Hamilton Township, Mercer County NJ
Letter: Greetings,
Repeal Ordinance 15-023 - Imposing monthly rental fee's on Non Profits
2. Comments
Name Location Date Comment
Thomas Garofola Hamilton Township, NJ 2015-06-19 Our kids are dying and an organization like City of Angels is needed more than
ever to help those dealing with. Stop the politics!!!
Loraine Jopko Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I am signing this because I believe that an organization like City of Angles that
are helping our children should not pay rent.. They donate they're time and give
so much love and caring. Stop charging!!!
Joanne Whalen Hamilton Township, NJ 2015-06-19 As a taxpayer I totally disagree with this ordinance.
Kristeb Smith Hollywood, FL 2015-06-19 I am in recovery almost 9 years and work in the field of addiction treatment.
Although I currently live a sober life in South Florida, I grew up down the street
from that center. I believe in what COA does and hope that they will be able to
continue helping others. Please repeal the ordinance. What is $195 coat the
township? One less golf outing for some councilman.
John Rotondo Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 How can the leaders of a township whose community is being impacted by this
epidemic on a massive scale believe that this is the answer. Did you ever think
that that money you are charging could save a life of someone you love who is
dying fromthis disease.
briam mccarthy mercerville, NJ 2015-06-19 This is a great cause It would be criminal if COA wasn't located in Hamilton!
amy scott Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 This is totally unfair and disgusting
Deborah Thompson Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I am an Advocate for drug intervention and recovery...This organization has
helped with saving peoples lives with drug addiction as well as facilitates
meeting area for meetings for 12 step recovery for both the addict as well as
the loved ones to g et support as well as become educated on thd disease of
addiction..WE ARE IN A CRISIS OF DRUG EPIDEMIC AND ARE LOSING
PEOPLE IN LARGE NUMBERS DAILY..WE NEED ORGANIZATIONS LIKE
THIS TO STEP UP AND HELP THE COMMUNITY...POLITICS NEED TO
OPEN THEIR EYES ON WHAT IS GOING ON AROUND US IN STEAD OF
WORRYING ABOUT MAKING A REPUTABLE ORGANIZATION PAY
RENT...ADDICTION==Silence No More
Kathy Hilbert Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 We need this building for our kids and our family's
Kathy kaluzny Chesterfield, NJ 2015-06-19 People need a place to go to obtain help and support to help people with
addiction issues.
Marion Mclaughlin Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing because I know City of Angels saves lives. We need more people
to step up and help this place so we stop losing all these young people to drugs
and alcohol. Please support them, not charge them.
Kathy Boehm East Windsor, NJ 2015-06-19 were loosing too many kids. COA does amazing work
Elizabeth Bruno Lawrence Township, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing because i feel that the people who run non-profits are doing so not
to make money or be a hero but because they care about others and should
not be charged to do so.
Rosa Fazzolari Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 City of Angels saves lives.
Lauren Brennan Mercerville, NJ 2015-06-19 Township doesn't do much to help with anything and are only interested in
money. No non profits will want to operate or have events in this township!!
Jennifer baglivi east windsor, NJ 2015-06-19 Too many too soon.
vince provenzano Edgewater park, NJ 2015-06-19 It's the right thing to do
3. Name Location Date Comment
Laurie Latham Hamilton, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing because we have a drug problem in Hamilton, NJ. City of Angels
operates from donations and fundraisers. If Hamilton charges City of Angels
rent, you are taking away money that could be used to get someone help.
Please find it in your hearts to do what is right for our town and cancel the rent
fee for City of Angels.
jennifer Fowler Bordentown, NJ 2015-06-19 The community should work together, alot of us are affected and a lot
not..however, we are the ONLY hope for these children/people. Only hope, they
lose that, whats left??? We do so many fundraisers to keep it going now
this???? Dont you want your community united and help these poor soldiers of
addiction??? A lot have lost the battle, but we save much much much more. I
have stayed anonymous over the years. No longer...So I JEN FOWLER totally
sign this petition
Art Ackerman Hamilton, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing and I started this petition because the precious donations City of
Angels NJ receives should be used to continue to save lives, not paying a
minimal rent to Hamilton Township. The service to the community that City of
Angels NJ provides at no cost through volunteer effort deserves a donation
from Hamilton Township.
Please Mayor Yeade and Council, do the right thing here. You can not believe
in your hearts this ordinance benefits anyone. It hurts our community. One last
time, DO THE RIGHT THING!
Arthur J. Ackerman
Cheryl Stankov Mountainside, NJ 2015-06-19 I volunteer at City of Angels and I lost a son to the heroin epidemic that is
plaguing this state..We are helping you help the community and should be
recognized in appreciation by helping to lighten the financial load so all our
donations can serve the community at large.
Linda Molnar Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 am signing the repeal because I lost my son to a drug overdose and I do not
want a0nyone else to feel the anguish we felt, I am part od CofA and the kids
we help will be better served if we do not have to pay rent. After you all voted
yourself a raise you have got to be kidding e that you are going after the
5013c's that are all about helping others. You should be ashamed~
Carly Brooks Hamilton Square, NJ 2015-06-19 I support non profits position on taxes
Melissa Rizzo Bordentown, NJ 2015-06-19 My mother is in recovery and COA has helped her tremendously! The money
being charged for rent could be the money used to help another person!
Lynn Joseph Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 these places run on volunteers. Monies should be used to help the people who
really need it. The measly thousand dollars a year they plan to collect can be
absorbed in other manners. Or better yet if the township is so greedy for it let
them sponsor ways for these organizations to raise the monies needed. I
personally have been affected by this awful heroin and drug epidemic in the
township. These people are trying to help and should be left alone.
Stephanie Carney Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 because it's the right thing to do
Danielle Skoglund Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 It is absolutely the craziest thing o ever heard making non profit organizations
pay rent. They are there to help.. why make it difficult.....
Jane Platt Cream Ridge, NJ 2015-06-19 We need to have awareness, support, guidance for families touched by this
disease. Most affected are already financially streched to their limits.charging
rent will possibly mean charging people to help them. Less people might decide
to not reach out for help. How many people need to die before we as a
community get it and do everything in our power to help and stop this
epidemic?
4. Name Location Date Comment
Alysa Wilson Lawrence Township, NJ 2015-06-19 The dollar amount in time and resources that the people of City of Angels
contribute to the community is priceless on many levels. This resource should
be encouraged to flourish in the community, meaning rent-free. The services
provided would cost so much more than the hardship that rent could create
and, hence, prevent the organization from delivering on its mission. Charging
rent would be counter productive and, in the end, could cost so much more in
possible suffering, dollars, institutionalization of citizens. Revenue can and
should be raised elsewhere--not by a non-profit all-volunteer organization. The
township should be grateful for the resource--especially given the astounding
rise in drug-related overdoses and deaths specifically in Hamilton Township.
Coleen Carr Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 In the middle of an epidemic it is unthinkable to charge rent. We need more
organizations like this. This is not an area you should be wasting time. No rent
Elizabeth Brocka Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I disagree with the decision to charge City of Angel for rent!!!
Lorraine Swope Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Mom of addicts
lisa karlik-battaglia Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Non profits are a value. They also helped my family get my daughter help when
you didn't know where to turn also tender hearts has helped. Getting help
locally is invaluable. A value to living in Hamilton with services available locally
a community coming together for struggles of life in a private manner for non
profits are not making money no forms information just help
Matthew Ostergaard Hightstown, NJ 2015-06-19 They are saving lives and operating 100% on volunteers and donations...
Samantha Reed Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Because alot of people have problems and they need help.
Jonathan Macciocca Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 City of Angels has ALWAYS HELPED me tremendously!
Kathleen Neiderman Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Non-profit organizations are providing services that would otherwise become
another tax burden on the public.
Crista O'Neill Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Don't turn a blind eye to the drug epidemic in Hamilton. And don't push a great
organization out.
Lisa Wright Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I believe City of Angels is a not for profit that help out a lot of people in our
community. Seeing how we have had soapy overdoses in the past couple of
months, the money that they have should go to helping people and not paying
rent for space they need to do what they do.
Leah Fusco Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing because In these past weeks we have people who are dying left
and right. They need help people. That's what they are asking for.
Stacy Moon Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Too many people are struggling and dying from drug addiction and if there is an
organization willing to help them....I stand by them.
Kimberly Hopkins Stratford, NJ 2015-06-19 We have lost so many people in the last 3 months that were near n dear to my
heart we have to start educating ourselves on this and city of angels has
helped so many.
Sharon Shelton Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I have a family member with drug issues and so do many people I know. It
seems we pay a lot of taxes in this township and important things get taken
away every year.
Lisa Lewis Wrightstown, NJ 2015-06-19 Iam a drug and alcohol counselor and see the devastation that drugs cause
daily and we need more places for people to go!!
Andrea Wright Groveville, NJ 2015-06-19 I know many who have been helped by COA......and there are MANY more in
HAMILTON alone that need saving. Hamiltons kids are dying. Dying....isn't that
enough to want to help and not make it impossible for them to do what they
do? How about helping COA more....giving them more!!! We need to address
our drug problems in this town...not make the ones helping our families have
to pay now!!! Please don't make them have to pay rent. Thanks
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Jennifer Imburgia Medford, NJ 2015-06-19 hamilton politicians you should be ashamed of yourself... You should be paying
city of angels money for helping your community that struggles with addiction...
I'm sure many have 1 or 2 in their family!!
Don't you charge enough in property taxes? For what the 3/10 educational
system you provide? Or wait your overpaid corrupt police force?
Alisha Kusenko Hamilton, NJ 2015-06-19 Addiction is a disease that I have seen first hand take control of people.
it takes destroys, kills, makes one homeless, and so much more. Organizations
like City of Angels can help.people overcome their struggles and get them on
the right track. Addiction is a disease although many see it as a choice. It is not
a choice. These chemical take over your mind, body and soul. An addict loses
control of oneself and it takes alot foe them to feel better .
Regina Ratzlaff Hamilton Square, NJ 2015-06-19 Non-profits should put their money into the people they help.
jakki kerr Lawrence Township, NJ 2015-06-19 The service they provide is invaluable to many!!
william zima Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I just lost my sister who was a mother of 4 to this horrible addiction to drugs
Brndi DiStephano Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 City of Angels has saved me. If they weren't around to help me when I needed
it most, I would be another young life gone too soon. They shouldn't be
charged rent to save lives. They are NON-profit so why charge them. Bet if
they were helping a council men's family member, they wouldn't be trying to
charge them.
Helen Hoff Ewing, NJ 2015-06-19 The Non-Profits NEED ALL THE HELP THEY CANGET! They should not be
charged rent! Give them a break for ALL THE GOOD WORK THEY DO for
YOUR community!
Nicole Federici Manasquan, NJ 2015-06-19 The services this organization provides is invaluable to the community and the
state. Hamilton should be proud to have the opportunity to house such an
organization.
Jamie Nichols Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 City of Angels is a non profit organization that would be effected. They literally
changed my life and I will always fight for them to remain operational and
continue to do the amazing work they do at cost to the people they help.
dalia seidl Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Charging rent, even a small amount, can significantly affect non profit
operations. I am angry and shocked that Hamilton Twp would charge City of
Angels, causing downsizing which will decrease efficacy of this program and
the countless individuals they serve. This rent will not, however, significantly
improve the lives of township citizens. I say no to charging rent.
Muriel Mac Innes Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 I am signing because I do not think City of Angels should have to pay rent. This
money will take away help they might be able to give someone who needs it.
Debbie len Bridgewater, NJ 2015-06-19 I'm signing this because my son died from heroin. This is an epidemic. COA is
trying to save lives. Every cent donated needs to go to help people in trouble
.... not to pay rent!
tina treptow Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Me amongst friends and family have suffered thru addictions I know what it's
like
James W. Moore Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Hamilton Needs to Provide Options for Addicts, or the Current Amount of Drug
Related Robberies, Public Safety, and Most importantly, The Lives of Addicts,
Their Families, and Neighborhoods will Continue to Decline In Rapid
Succession.
Anthony Innocenzi Trenton, NJ 2015-06-19 Well because quite frankly this is a greedy tough township to live in and to live
you have chased businesses out because of it and your taxes are high this is a
Charity leave it alone.
Stacy Manners Hamilton Township, NJ 2015-06-19 City of Angels benefits the community and Hamilton NEEDS them.
6. Name Location Date Comment
Kathleen Dobbs Barrington, NJ 2015-06-19 You will be taking treatment awsy from many who need it and YOU WILL BE
DESTROYING FAMILIES! !!
josephine manzo Lawrence Township, NJ 2015-06-20 City of Angels has helped so many of our children and has given a place for
those affected by our childrens addiction to meet and gain strong. We are all
volunteers to make this organization what it is today
Jon Dilisa Irving, TX 2015-06-20 they are helping hamiltonians get the help they need and they need every
dollar they can save
Chris Cunnane Marlton, NJ 2015-06-20 COA is an exceptional group pf people dedicated to helping people recover
from the Great Epidemic of our Generation.
Michele Schreffler-Perez Williamstown, NJ 2015-06-20 This is bullshit! Caring more about a dollar than a non profit that is devoted to
helping others at no cost. Penalizing a group of Real human beings that are
caring for others and not even contemplating about getting paid, yet the local
government wants to be compensated. May God have mercy on their souls.
Nicole Grice Trenton, NJ 2015-06-20 Wanted to help
Julia Helder Bridgewater, NJ 2015-06-20 This non-profit is working hard to save the lives of our precious young people
and support those who have been affected. The cost of loss in both emotional
(the pain, suffering and therapy needed) and financial (impact to the first aid,
fire, police and hospital responders) when we lose someone to these
overdoses is far greater than the monthly rent.
Please waive this fee and allow this organization to continue at it's original
venue. They are making a difference! Every last cent City of Angels receives
needs to go to supporting their cause.
Cheryl Mulliken Hamilton Square, NJ 2015-06-20 COA and any other non profit or not for profit committed to helping others
should be exempt from paying any kind of rent...everything they do is out of
pocket and for the betterment of Hamilton Township and local communities.
Michael Ridolfino Allentown, NJ 2015-06-20 City of Angels saved my life. They offered me help when I was at my lowest. I
will never be able to repay COA for what they did for me, but because of them I
now have the opportunity to pay it forward and help the people put in my life
who struggle the way I struggled. May 30, 2014 was my chance for a fresh
start. I now have a better, beautiful life thanks to the members of COA and
what they did for me that day.
Tracy Downs Trenton, NJ 2015-06-21 I know the mother of one of theses Angels! There are NOT enough good
causes in the world today. Everything is not always about money! Life is more
precious then any amount of money!!!
Diane nickerson Levittown, PA 2015-06-21 I don't think it's right to charge rent to an organization that does such amazing
work to help the entire community and the entire state of N.J. Shame on
Hamilton Twp.
Katie Carvin Hamilton Township, NJ 2015-06-21 Bcz COH has saved so many lives and families from utter despair. This is an
epidemic that needs organizations like COH. Other towns across the country
look up to COH. I have friends in Cali who post COH videos in social media.
They are making an enormous impact
Mike Driber Trenton, NJ 2015-06-21 This is what our taxes are for!
Kelly Lazo Trenton, NJ 2015-06-22 with the epidemic of overdoses lately it really makes no sense to take away
what may be someones last lifeline right now
James Hofmann Trenton, NJ 2015-06-22 Thank you Hamilton Township for making an investment in our community by
allowing CoA to use the Dwier Center these past several years rent free. CoA
saves lives and heals families, making our community stronger. While NJ law
does allow Hamilton to lease unused property, why do this now?
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Debra Montervino Trenton, NJ 2015-06-22 Our young people need all the help they can get to battle addiction. I lost my
only child to this disease. My beautiful son who had a heart of gold. He
committed suicide at the age of 21.
Lynne Brown Trenton, NJ 2015-06-22 Several of my kids friends committed suicide -
Colleen David Bensalem, PA 2015-06-22 COA saved my life and countless other lives with all their funds going toward
this amazing cause.
Vicki Biddulph Bordentown, NJ 2015-06-22 it will be 5 years in August that I lost my son. City of Angels came to me. I had
no idea who they were or what they did. Today we are heard of loud and clear.
Iris Tonti Trenton, NJ 2015-06-23 I believe charging rental fee to this Non-Profit does more harm than good. City
of Angels is saving the lives of Hamilton residents and supporting their families.
This space is needed to continue this vital work.