Not exact matches
For example, each store in the Whole Foods Market chain donates food to
area food banks and shelters and holds community giving days
during which 5 percent of net sales are donated to a local
nonprofit.
A grant committee featuring national, state and local experts in the
areas of long - term recovery,
nonprofit and government leadership, and the issue
areas identified
during the assessment has been convened and held its first meeting on January 11, 2018.
Only a third of large companies provide a private, secure
area where women can express breast milk
during the workday and only 7 percent offer on - site or near - site child care, according to a 2005 national study of employers by the
nonprofit Families and Work Institute.
The decision marks the first time the
nonprofit training organization has appeared as an exhibitor at the Show, which has grown the paint, body and equipment
area during the past two Shows.
In 1974, Save Our Cats and Kittens (SOCK) was organized as a
nonprofit group.It was founded by cat lovers from the San Francisco Bay
Area to aid in much - needed feline leukemia virus (FeLV) research at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.FeLV infection was the cause of death of up to one - third of all sick cats
during the 1960s and 1970s.
He trained law students from Florida A&M University and other volunteer attorneys in housing counseling and foreclosure litigation; served as a liaison between Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida and the FAMU College of Law; attended Alex Sink Foreclosure Workshops throughout the CLSMF service
area, coordinated efforts with other
nonprofits; volunteered at foreclosure legal advice clinics where clients were provided legal advice and pro se assistance with foreclosure pleadings; appeared at summary judgment hearings; provided full representation; co-counseled with staff attorneys; and counseled clients
during mediations.