Minute of Philanthropy

Each week we take a minute to highlight what’s happening in the world related to philanthropy.

Each week we take a minute to highlight what’s happening in the world related to philanthropy. We call it “A Minute of Philanthropy”. Click the below links to learn more or catch us on WGIL or FM 95 each week.

RSVP today for Thursday, May 16 Entrepreneur Event- May 13, 2019

Join us for an event geared for new and established entrepreneurs- May 6, 2019

Your Community Foundation is for everyone- April 22, 2019

Stone-Hayes works with people with disabilities to improve their lives and independence- April 15, 2019

Marge Dickinson is Changing Her Community Through Art- April 8, 2019

Proudly serving our local region- March 25, 2019

Which local nonprofit you think we are LUCKY to have serving our region?- March 19, 2019

Loving Bottoms Diaper Bank- March 11, 2019

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