Fundraising

Fundraising

This isn't because they don't want it. In our conversations with nonprofits, we've heard a consistent story: small teams know AI could help, but learning to use it sits at the bottom of an endless to-do list. And when they do consider adoption, the stakes feel high-these organizations serve vulnerable populations and handle sensitive data. They can't afford to get it wrong.

I agree with love of humanity, and I think we should try to do things that help our fellow human beings,

Dear Reader, there are no algorithms at 3QD-just six human editors trying to keep a human-curated corner of the internet alive. But recent changes in Google search and other AI-driven shifts have cut our already modest advertising revenue to less than half of what it was just last year. 3QD remains mainly a labor of love, but we do need enough income to cover basic costs.

With the opening of the new Campbell Library pushed out until next winter, the Friends of the Campbell Library have more time to fundraise. While the major funding from Measure O and several grants will cover the rebuilding costs, additional funds are needed for enhancements, including items for the planned state-of-the-art community room, study spaces and children's and teens' areas. To achieve this, the Friends of the Campbell Library has an ongoing Love Our Library campaign, with a goal of raising $250,000.

Your presence helps sustain the critical work of SFAWS-while celebrating the creativity and generosity of our local women-owned small businesses and partners. We will be featuring readings from Karen Wang Diggs, author of the Book of Awesome Asian Women and authors/poets from the Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network. You will also have the opportunity to shop artwork from local Asian women and non-binary artists and enter to win raffle prizes donated in kind from local Asian women-owned businesses!

The Rainbow World Fund (RWF) World Tree of Hope® is the largest origami-decorated holiday tree in the world, traditionally standing over 22 feet tall and adorned with over 20,000 origami cranes and stars, each hand-folded and inscribed with wishes for the future of the world. The RWF World Tree of Hope is created each year as a symbol of global unity, promoting peace, love, and humanitarianism. The Tree is a gift from the LGBTQ+ and friends community to the world.

Mundy is one of the more than 450 seniors across Broward receiving these weekly meals as part of his restaurant's Hand-Off Meals program, a non-profit venture to help homebound elderly. The idea is to nourish them with more than just food, too. Friends. Laughs. A new community. That's the idea here, and something Offerdahl wants to talk to you about, as you'll soon see.

It might not take all too long before public market investors can finally punch a ticket to Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Holdings, as it looks to IPO potentially in the early quarters (perhaps as soon as Q1) of next year, at least according to FT. Undoubtedly, Pershing Square is far more than just a hedge fund run by one of Wall Street's greats.

Ms Boobier was supported by Day One Trauma Support, which said it helped 2,400 people last year, with demand still increasing. Day One Trauma Ms Boobier now works as a physiotherapist with people who have had amputations at Charing Cross Hospital in London. She said she had recommended Day One to her patients in Reading but took advantage of its help after the accident.

After the catastrophic damage brought by Hurricane Melissa, Grand Market 2025 will be a relief effort mobilizing aid for on-the-ground efforts to Western Jamaica, it added. We'll have donation barrels as part of our relief drive available at the event. Feel free to bring non-perishable food for the emergency drive or help us clear out our Amazon Relief Registry on-site, Braata Productions added. Every seat filled helps send aid to recovering families, and all proceeds will directly fund relief efforts.

When confronted with specific toys, like a Baby Alive Snuggle Sophia, she doesn't bother to Google what they are, just opts not to buy them and sticks to the more generic baby dolls and clothes from Target's store brand. The comments were so rough that she deleted her original video (and later her entire TikTok account), but the creator made a follow-up video... in which she doubled down.

Baboo Gelato, the award-winning artisan ice cream brand founded on the Dorset coast, has launched a £300,000 crowdfunding campaign as it prepares to scale from a regional favourite to a national name. The business, known for its small-batch gelato, fruit sorbets and its hugely popular dog-friendly frozen treat Doggy Doggy Yum Yum, has opened its campaign on Crowdcube. The raise will remain live for three weeks, with investments starting from just £10.

The Thanksgiving food distribution began last week and continues this week, but the event at St. Patrick's is a traditional ceremony designed to draw attention to the effort and inspire others to join in helping meet the need. We filled a food truck with food to feed those without, Cardinal Dolan said near a truck with the words Feeding our Neighbors as well as Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of New York and 100 years providing help, creating hope. People are in a generous, charitable mood. Catholic Charities does this all year, every day, all the time.

With the Trump administration cutting funds to arts and culture - a survey by the American Alliance of Museums found that one-third of U.S. museums have lost government grants or contracts since President Donald Trump took office - the Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights received a significant financial boost. At a Nov. 20 press conference in the museum's pavilion and lobby, Assembly Member Robert Carroll and state Sen. Zellnor Myrie presented the 200-year-old institution with a $10 million check

Every parent wants to give their child a holiday that makes them feel special. Yet, many New Yorkers simply cannot afford to get the toys, clothes, and meals they want when they are struggling to make ends meet. This year, there are many ways to help those in need around the NYC metro area, and get your kids involved, too. Take a look at our guide to find out how you and your kids can help make a difference this holiday season.

CEO George Cheng and CTO Dylan Nguyen cofounded Code Four, which is police radio lingo to indicate that a situation is under control. They say their technology reduces paperwork, allowing officers to spend more time in the field. The startup uses AI to generate reports from bodycam footage that can be used in court or for record-keeping purposes. Code Four can also redact footage and reports for records requests and generate transcriptions and summaries from video interviews and security footage.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger is kicking off the holiday season with gratitude and generosity. The law firm will host its 3rd Annual Turkey Giveaway on Saturday, November 22, at Lowell High School, joining forces with the Lowell High School Alumni Association to distribute 700 turkeys and holiday meal gift certificates to local families in need. Event Details: Lowell High School | 1101 Eucalyptus Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132 Saturday, November 22, 2025 9:00 AM - Until Supplies Last

Grande Portage Resources Ltd. has engaged Machai Capital Inc. to enhance its digital marketing efforts through a comprehensive media program. This strategic move aims to boost the company's market presence and investor communications, potentially strengthening its position in the mineral exploration industry. Spark's Take on TSE:GPG StockAccording to Spark, TipRanks' AI Analyst, TSE:GPG is a Neutral. Grande Portage Resources faces significant financial instability with no revenue and consistent losses.

With few exceptions, the nonprofit sector has been on a growth trajectory since its inception. By some estimates, we have been steadily growing by about 5 percent each year since 2013. Even in periods of recession or crisis, when leaders predicted we'd see the sector shrink, we sometimes grew faster-resource constraints be damned! In 2020, during the height of the COVID pandemic we grew by a record 70,000 nonprofits.

Action Day Schools is holding its fifth annual pajama drive in partnership with West Valley Dance Company, which has studios at the private school's San Jose campuses as well as other Action Day locations. Pajamas collected during the drive are given to clients of LiveMoves, a nonprofit that provides interim housing, customized supportive services and access to resources for individuals experiencing homelessness in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.

As the fate of SNAP hinges on an ongoing legal battle, local groups are taking matters into their own hands. Held Space, a local creative collective dedicated to physical and mental health, will host its annual fundraising bake sale this Saturday, November 16. Stop by 960 Manhattan Avenue from 1 to 4 pm to buy some sweet treats from talented local bakers.

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Every two and a half minutes, a child is reported missing in the UK. The reasons are complex, but the risks can be grave. Myths about what to do when a child goes missing persist and can delay crucial action at the moment it's most needed. The Independent and the charity Missing People are aiming to raise 165,000 to launch SafeCall, a free new service to help the 70,000 children reported missing each year find support and safety, no matter what.