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King Kullen, America’s First Supermarket, recently came to the aid of Long Islanders in need by hosting a “Check Out Hunger” campaign in its stores, raising $38,012.

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Not-for-Profit Focused on Preventing Child Sexual Abuse Announces it is Seeking Professional Volunteers to Enhance Growth

EasyGoingSurvey.com’s Non-Profit Organization program allows non-profit organizations and NGOs across the globe to use EasyGoingSurvey.com completely free of charge.

The Riverside County EDA is planning the first golf tournament called ‘Round the World in 18 Holes Golf Classic, to benefit the not-for-profit Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens in Beaumont, California. It will be hosted by Actor Joe Mantegna.

Ms. Rhonda Gelbwasser, principal at Oceanside School 6, was the auction’s guest of honor in recognition for her support, commitment and loyalty to the mission and vision of SIBSPlace and South Nassau.

King Kullen, America’s First Supermarket, recently came to the aid of Long Islanders in need by hosting a “Check Out Hunger” campaign in its stores, raising $38,012.

PinkPlanets, Inc. (PPI), a nonprofit organization, will host its first roundtable discussion, “The World of Girls – Creating a Roadmap to Success.” Discussions will include a variety of issues involving education, community, peers and health.

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Metro Detroit-based Shazaaam! Public Relations to celebrate 10-year anniversary by awarding 10 charities with $100,000 each in pro bono services

The Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex is now accepting applications for the MA course in Science, Society and Development commencing October 2012.

CyberAlert, Inc., the worldwide media monitoring service, will award free media monitoring services for one year to a minimum of 15 not-for-profit organizations for 2012 in the form of PR grants.

14th Annual iMIS User Group Event Attendance Up 92%, Sponsorship Increases by 32%

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The nonprofit Spady Cultural Heritage Museum in Delray Beach, Fla. is getting creative in order to survive the economic recession. The organization is focusing more on its core mission by streamlining operations and introducing some new programs.

Global accountancy network UHY showcases the breadth and depth of its member firms’ services and capabilities through client case studies and invites you to review client comments in its latest ‘2012 UHY Capability Statement’.

CyberAlert, Inc., the worldwide media monitoring service, will award a minimum of 15 public relations grants to not-for-profit organizations for 2012.

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Not-for-Profit Focused on Preventing Child Sexual Abuse Announces it is Seeking Professional Volunteers to Enhance Growth

EasyGoingSurvey.com’s Non-Profit Organization program allows non-profit organizations and NGOs across the globe to use EasyGoingSurvey.com completely free of charge.

This is the 2nd consecutive year that Mr. Quagliata has been named to the list. Published by ASC Communications, Becker's Hospital Review is a leading source of hospital and healthcare industry news for hospital CEOs and CFOs.

The Charity Learning Consortium is publishing several case studies at the World of Learning Conference & Exhibition, with Macmillan Cancer Support, Plan and The National Autistic Society, celebrating the great work being done within charity learning

The Riverside County EDA is planning the first golf tournament called ‘Round the World in 18 Holes Golf Classic, to benefit the not-for-profit Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens in Beaumont, California. It will be hosted by Actor Joe Mantegna.

It’s now much easier for charities to raise money thanks to Interaise, the new online charity donation software from Dorset-based digital marketing agency Intergage

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Gulliver Schools has named Edward A. Latour as its new senior director of operations

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Charities are raising money more easily thanks to Interaise – the new online charity donations software from digital marketing agency Intergage.

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Ms. Rhonda Gelbwasser, principal at Oceanside School 6, was the auction’s guest of honor in recognition for her support, commitment and loyalty to the mission and vision of SIBSPlace and South Nassau.

Silverbear will be hosting a Driving Optimum Efficiency for Fundraising seminar at the RSA in London on Wednesday 13th July 2011 aimed at Not for Profit organisations.

On July 1, 2011, Frank and Jeff Kitching will embark on an event called ’Cross Canada with a Canoe, carrying a canoe across Canada in efforts to raise awareness and funds for the ALS Society.

Two young men inspired by their personal experiences with ALS are continuing their journey from British Columbia to Newfoundland, while raising awareness and funds for ALS.

ALS Canada has registered for the annual Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon taking place on October 16, 2011, and is looking for people to run or walk for all those who cannot.

Truliant invites nonprofits to a mini grant information session on Thursday, June 23rd from 3:00 to 4:00p.m. at the United Way office on 363 S. Cox Street in Asheboro, NC.

March 2011 brought the 4th Annual Moustache March to Calgary, AB, where residents don moustaches for all of March to raise awareness and funds for ALS Alberta and Canada.

On Wednesday March 2, 2011, the Toronto Prep School held a Talent, Fashion & Art Dinner Show at the Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre in Toronto, which raised awareness of ALS and $5,000 in funds for the ALS Society of Canada.

Once again June rolls around and with it brings ALS awareness month. Throughout the month people across Canada raise awareness for ALS, raise funds and don the blue cornflower – the national emblem of ALS Canada.

BC resident Judi Israel completed her “Ski-a-thon for ALS”on March 26, by crosscountry skiing along the trails at Whistler Olympic Park to raise awareness of ALS and more than $5,700 in funds for the ALS Society of Canada.

ALS Canada is fortunate to have many individuals, groups and companies offer their support to aid the organization in obtaining its goals. This year, ALS Canada recognizes some outstanding contributions from its top national sponsors.

Acclaimed celebrity photographer Jeremy Cowart challenges fellow photographers around the country to participate in a "visual conversation" about the experience of extreme poverty for the 1.4 billion people living on less than $1.50 a day.

Ms Lori Weir was elected to the position of president of the board of the ALS Society of Canada on April 30, 2011.

East Gore, NS residents, the Watson family – Michael, Brenda, Michelle and Kimberly, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Brett Yerex Exceptional Advocacy Award (group category) in recognition of their contribution to the ALS community.

The Williams Family and Williams Moving & Storage Employees of Coquitlam, BC, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Myra Rosenfeld Volunteer Award in recognition of their outstanding volunteer contribution to the ALS community.

Delta, BC resident Sydney Pearson will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Leader of Tomorrow Award (age 5-13 category) in recognition of her outstanding efforts to raise awareness and funds for ALS.

Ottawa resident and Ottawa correspondent for Global National News, Shirlee Engel, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Tony Proudfoot Exceptional Public Awareness Program Award (media category).

The Progressive Neuromuscular Disease Management Workshop developed by Colleen O’Connell, MD, and Brenda MacAlpine, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Tony Proudfoot Exceptional Public Awareness Program Award.

Kanata, Ontario resident Pierre Allard, service bureau director, Royal Canadian Legion, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Brett Yerex Exceptional Advocacy Award.

The Montreal Gazette, represented by its sports editor, Stu Cowan, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Tony Proudfoot Exceptional Public Awareness Program Award in recognition of the newspaper’s role in raising awareness for ALS.

Oakville resident Lindsay Robertson will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Leader of Tomorrow Award (age 18-25 category) in recognition of her outstanding efforts to raise awareness and funds for ALS.

Torontonian John Pollock will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Honourary Life Member Award, in recognition of his ongoing dedication and exceptional efforts as a volunteer within the ALS Walk community.

Rose Jacques, Cindy Baker and the employees of FortisBC will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Sidney Valo Exceptional Fundraising Program Award (third party event category).

Carrying Place, Ontario resident Evelyn Wilson will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Mary Pollock WALK for ALS Volunteer Award for her leadership and commitment in co-ordinating ALS Ontario Walks.

Surrey, BC resident Elizabeth Bannerman, PhD, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s William Fraser Leadership Development Award recognizing her outstanding leadership skills in the ALS community.

Easter Seals House Vancouver will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Marcel Bertrand Exceptional Support Services Program Award (group category) for the house’s extraordinary efforts to help those with ALS in BC.

Andrew Eisen, MD, life director, ALS Society of BC, will receive the ALS Society of Canada’s Marcel Bertrand Exceptional Support Services Program Award (individual category) for his extraordinary efforts to help those with ALS and their families.