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The document lists four upcoming community events in Providence, Rhode Island during the month of April: 1) The Providence Public Library's 2015 Gala "Xanadu" on April 10th to support their early childhood and adult learning programs through dancing and experiencing the library in a new light. 2) The Walk MS on April 19th across Providence to raise funds for programs supporting those affected by multiple sclerosis through the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. 3) Dining Out for Life on April 30th where dining at participating restaurants will donate a portion of their sales to AIDS Project Rhode Island to support HIV/AIDS prevention and education services. 4) The 10th Annual San Miguel School Gala on
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The document contains information about various student volunteer groups at the University of Kentucky Center for Community Service. It provides details on the mission and goals of each group, their upcoming events and volunteer opportunities, and contact information for those interested in joining. The groups focus on issues like community service, health and wellness, helping children and the elderly, international aid, and animal welfare. Upcoming events include a dance marathon to raise money for pediatric cancer, volunteer opportunities at local shelters and schools, and fundraising walks for Alzheimer's research.Guide to Getting Involved
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This document provides information about volunteer opportunities at The Shipley School and how to get involved. It lists various roles that parents and community members can take on, such as decorating the school, promoting the school to new families, assisting with book fairs and plant sales, and organizing events. Contact information is provided for development staff who can provide more details on the different roles. The document encourages readers to attend upcoming information fairs to learn more about volunteering and how to become engaged with the school community.2011 The River Fund New York
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This document is about the River Fund organization, which provides food and support programs to those in need including children, seniors, families, and individuals with HIV/AIDS. It summarizes the organization's mission to empower people and move them beyond poverty through food programs, income support, outreach initiatives, and volunteer opportunities. Statistics are provided on the number of people served by the organization in 2010 and goals for 2011.What Does SOLID Do?
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The document announces the second annual Sala Hantle Walk & Fun Run fundraiser organized by UBC Pharmacy and SOLID to support HIV/AIDS care projects in Africa. It will take place on March 15, 2009 with registration at 8 AM and the 5km and 10km races starting at 9 AM. The document also provides details about SOLID's history and goals of supporting various community-led health, education, and food security projects in sub-Saharan Africa through long-term partnerships with communities in the region.SAV_FactSheet_RSGBTS-2015
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The 2015-2016 Exposition will be held on Saturday, August 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. The event is free and open to parents and school children in the Savannah area. Attendees will have access to school supplies, a health fair, dental screenings, after-school program information, a fashion show, and entertainment. Local businesses and nonprofits can support the Expo through sponsorships, vendor booths, or in-kind donations of school supplies. Community members can donate supplies at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church or volunteer by contacting Ms. King at 912-353-8126.Spring INSIGHT 2015-Web ready
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The document announces America's #1 event for celiac disease and gluten-related disorders - the National Conference and Gluten-Free EXPO hosted by the Celiac Disease Foundation on May 2nd and 3rd, 2015 in Pasadena, California. It provides details on the schedule of events including the Gluten-Free EXPO on both days and the conference sessions on Saturday. Discounts are available for attending both days.Press Release 1
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The 2014-2015 Exposition will be held on Saturday, August 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Savannah Civic Center. The event is free and open to parents and school children in the Savannah area. Attendees will have access to school supplies, a health fair, dental screenings, after-school program information, a fashion show, and entertainment. Local businesses and nonprofits can support the Expo through sponsorships, vendor booths, or in-kind donations of school supplies. Community members can donate supplies at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church or volunteer by contacting Ms. King at 912-353-8126.The River Fund New York
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Want to learn what The River Fund New York is all about? Here is your chance to find out about the good that we do and how you can get involved.UCONN's MS Obesity Alternative Spring Break 
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Mission Statement: Our mission is to discover the ins and outs of obesity in Mississippi and to use our nutritional expertise to promote preventative health care services in the community. We aim to empower children and adults to sustain a healthy lifestyle while solidifying our cultural competence.Oxford Twestival 2010
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The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for Concern Worldwide's education initiatives. The 2010 event will focus on the 72 million children worldwide without access to education and support Concern Worldwide's work in this area, including in Haiti. The Oxford Twestival on March 25th will include social and networking events throughout the day to raise awareness and funds for Concern Worldwide's education projects around the world.Oxford Twestival 2010
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The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for organizations like Concern Worldwide. The 2010 event will support Concern Worldwide's education initiatives in areas like Haiti. The Oxford event on March 25th will include morning coffee, afternoon social media sessions, and an evening gig to raise funds and awareness for Concern Worldwide's work educating children around the world.Sp10 Gbm 1
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This document summarizes FIMRC's Children's Health Awareness Day (CHAD) 2010 event and provides information on other upcoming opportunities:
1) CHAD 2010 will take place on April 15th and focus on both medical and environmental children's health issues through guest speakers and a library walk display. Volunteers are needed to help with final event preparations.
2) Other upcoming events include Relay for Life on April 10-11 to raise money for cancer research, a dodgeball tournament on April 18th, and trips to an orphanage in Tijuana on May 8th and 29th.
3) Leadership positions are available for the 2010-2011 school year. An information session onMDSC_FundraisingToolkit_email
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This document provides information about three Buddy Walk events organized by the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress to raise awareness and funds for programs that support people with Down syndrome. It discusses the impact of fundraising, giving examples of how funds are used for advocacy initiatives, family support programs, medical outreach, and more. Fundraisers are encouraged to utilize various tips and tools to maximize their efforts, including customizing fundraising pages and letters, sending emails, organizing events, and thanking donors.FACES Mears Park Presents: REVOLT
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University of St. Thomas marketing students and FINNEGANS Community Fund are organizing a fashion show fundraiser called REVOLT featuring local boutique ilVostro. The event will take place on April 27th at Faces Mears Park and will include a silent auction with proceeds benefiting the FINNEGANS Community Fund's efforts to address hunger in local communities. A team of volunteers is creating a website with event details and links to sponsors to promote REVOLT and raise awareness and funds for addressing hunger through the FINNEGANS Community Fund.RIM RIPEC_03.15
- 1. FEATURED EVENT XANADU: Providence Public Library’s 2015 Gala April 10 Put on your dancing shoes and experience the Providence Public Library in an unforgettable, new light. This annual gala supports early childhood and adult learning program and services. For more information visit provlib.com Walk MS April 19 Join the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in a walk across Providence in an effort to raise funds to help support programs for those affected by MS. Contact Megan Cutler at 1-800-344-4867. Dining Out for Life April 30 Help AIDS Project Rhode Island continue to provide HIV/AIDS prevention and educational services. All you need to do is eat! Dine out at one of the restaurants and a portion of the sales will be donated to the cause. For a list of participating restaurants, visit aidsprojectri.org. Contact Julie Casimiro at 401-519-2289. The 10th Annual San Miguel School Gala April 10 Enjoy cocktails, student performances, and a live auction at the 10th Annual San Miguel Medal Ceremony. Your support helps fund scholarships for life-changing educational opportunities. Contact Matt Kavanagh at mkavanagh@ sanmiguelprov.org Sponsored by: For a listing of 2015 events, or to upload your own, go to RIMonthly.com and click on Philanthropic Events Calendar.