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Gen Z and classical music are reconnecting.
Orchestras in the U.S. report growing Gen Z and millennial audiences, with St. Louis Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic citing higher shares and tailored programs. Institutions point to casual concerts, cross-genre collaborations, social media outreach and education as part of the change.
Dogecoin community donates 1 million DOGE to animal welfare
MoonPay, the Dogecoin Foundation and House of Doge donated 1 million DOGE—about $97,000—to the AKC Humane Fund to support U.S. dog shelters, rescues and veterinary care.
Sequim church teens build homes in Mexico during spring break
A team of more than 20 youth and chaperones from Sequim Community Church traveled to Vicente Guerrero in Baja California during spring break to build two homes for local families through Youth With A Mission; the group returned to Sequim on April 5.
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Showing: 191-200Neighbour Grants offer up to $10,000 for community-led belonging projects in Calgary.
Neighbour Grants provide up to $10,000 to support volunteer-led projects that build connections and belonging in Calgary and nearby communities. Eligible applicants include charities, nonprofits, and community groups, and funded activities can include community gardens, cultural events, and arts projects.
Main Street Montgomery names new executive director to foster a thriving downtown
Ashley Jernigan has been hired as Main Street Montgomery's first executive director and will work with local businesses, property owners, residents and partners to support downtown growth. The organization aims to revitalize streets, encourage a mix of homes and shops, and strengthen the local economy.
Daughters of the Redeemer pilot climate-smart agricultural program in Zambia
The Daughters of the Redeemer launched the Community Transformation Programme in Chibombo in 2022, supporting five villages with climate-smart farming, nutrition and WASH services; about 200 people have received hands-on training.
Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe joins 2026 Prayer for Our Nation gathering in Washington.
The 28th Annual White House Prayer for Our Nation Global Day of Prayer is scheduled for June 6, 2026 at Washington Monument Park, and the article mentions Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe among participants alongside founders Rev. Dr. Terry Lee and Dr. Joyce Lee.
Brevard County Sheriff's Office honors telecommunicators during Appreciation Week
The Brevard County Sheriff's Office is recognizing its telecommunicators during Public Safety Telecommunicator Appreciation Week and described them as lifelines who handle 911 calls and dispatch emergency resources. Sheriff officials noted their dedication and encouraged public recognition of the team.
Newton Mother and Daughter Run Boston Marathon Together
Shelley Xue, who first ran the Boston Marathon at 15, will run the 2026 race alongside her mother, Cindy Xue, returning to the Commonwealth Avenue roots of their running while raising funds for Newton nonprofits.
Edmonds City Council seating change may shift perspective at meetings
A reader suggests reconfiguring the Edmonds City Council chamber so citizens sit higher than elected officials, arguing the elevated dais can shape officials' attitudes and public engagement.
Barb's Soup's On Cafe fundraiser supports local animal shelters
A breakfast fundraiser at Barb's Soup's On Cafe in Elmira collected donations and raffle proceeds to benefit the Elmira Animal Shelter and Southern Tier Animal Control, with the cafe donating space and staff time.
God's lovingkindness is shown through chesed.
The piece examines the Hebrew term hesed (chesed) as God’s enduring loving-kindness, loyalty, and mercy, and links that idea to Thomas J. Ord’s concept of amipotence, which frames divine power as relational rather than controlling.
Gary schools launch community gardens initiative across the district
Gary Community School Corp. has launched a School & Community Gardens Initiative to establish hands-on garden spaces at every district school, the release said. The program will involve Master Gardeners and local organizations to provide lessons, workshops and seasonal gardening activities.