Vermont Non-profit News (United States)

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The Vermont Community Foundation releases a short video to thank volunteers and donors from near and far who came to Vermont's rescue after Tropical Storm Irene devastated the state with floods. Damage estimates are still being tallied.

Windham Foundation Teams with Grafton Cares and SEVCA to Administer Funds

Pyramid Holistic Wellness Center will be sponsoring a special giant indoor sale, along with other activities, to raise money for the Rutland County Women's Network and Shelter.

Dorset Theatre Festival opens second mainstage of the season.

John Bramley, Recently Retired Windham Foundation CEO to be Honored with Annual Lecture Series. Inaugural Lecture on July 21 to feature Darby Bradley, former President of The Vermont Land Trust

Week-long programs offered this summer, from beginner to advanced. Lodging at The Old Tavern at Grafton Inn.

Over 200 coffee companies from around the world participated in the 2011 Grounds for Health Coffee Auction, raising a record sum for the non-profit.

Road trip across America raises money for wounded soldiers and their families

Summer Workshop for Professionals in Brattleboro, Vermont July 21-31, 2011 “The Retreat Farm: Sustainable Solutions” Created for Planners, Designers and Artists to Collaborate on Community Issues. Led by Designer Michael Singer.

The honoree for SVHC’s 2011 Health Care Leadership Award is Dr. James F. Keenan and Mrs. Lila Cestone is the recipient of SVHC’s 2011 Distinguished Community Service Award.

Windham Foundation to present 21st annual July 3rd Vermont Symphony Orchestra concert & fireworks under the stars at Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center Pre-event tickets now on sale

Music For Mankind founder to sing National Anthem

Social Media Impacts Global ReLeaf Tree Planting from Woodchuck Cider Partnership for 2nd Year and Woodchuck Cider Facebook Fans Responsible for 13,618 Trees to Be Planted in California

Vermont-based Grounds for Health accepts the Specialty Coffee Association of America 2011 Sustainability Award for its work preventing cervical cancer in coffee-growing communities.

The TerraPharma Project has announced that Southwestern Vermont Health Care will be a recipient of a 2011 Way-Paver Institutional Award for its Barcoding at the Point of Care (BPOC) patient safety initiative.

Are you a frugal shopper? Do you save your coupons and are building a stockpile. Donate your extra items to charity in your community today.

Southwestern Vermont Health Care's FY2010 audit shows the health system ending the year with an operating gain of $6.6 million; however, hospital officials are concerned that higher taxes and lower government payments will hurt future revenue.

Vermont-based NGO, People Helping People Global, is hosting its second annual Valentine’s Day Charity Brunch at the Holiday Inn in South Burlington. There will be live jazz, full brunch service, and a silent auction.

Got a mustache? If so, you too can participate in Mustache Manuary, to help raise money for the Green Mountain Council Boy Scouts of America.

As part of the week-long residency in Guilford, Vermont, Vermont Performance Lab has organized a number of activities to engage the community in artist Emily Johnson’s work.

Brighter Planet and 350.org have teamed up to provide seed funding for climate action projects associated with the 10/10/10 Work Party.

VNA & Hospice of SVHC will begin a nine-week training session on Sept. 9, for those interested in becoming a hospice volunteer. Hospice volunteers serve many vital roles administratively and with hospice patients and their families.

Vermont-based NGO, People Helping People Global, has rolled out a new website that allows donors to connect with entrepreneurs in Central America who are being offered the opportunity to escape poverty through small business.

Grafton Forge, a regional center for the preservation, promotion and education of the art of blacksmithing is offering two learn to blacksmith programs this fall. Location, historic Grafton, Vermont. Lodging at The Old Tavern at Grafton.

People Helping People Global (PHPG) is looking for event sponsors and participants for its 2010 Bowl to End Poverty.

This innovative program allows businesses and individuals to raise money for schools' technology funds by recycling small electronics.

The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm has partnered with local non-profit, community-based organizations to put on fund-raising events that are open to the public, and made possible by the generosity of the Inn.

Brighter Planet Project Fund to Help Communities Turn Good Ideas into Real-World Solutions

Taste of the Deerfield Valley brings over a dozen restaurants together to offer a taste of their menu. Also, live music, a craft show, local beer and wine and for the kids: Mount Snow’s new Bouncy Obstacle Course, kids games & face painting.

TC’s Family Restaurant was voted the “Best Taste”. TC’s served a delicious array of entrees including Lamb Lollipops in a Jack Daniel marinade, Salmon Crostini with capers and cucumber dill sauce and their famous New England clam chowder.

Celebrate the Valley in Southern Vermont announces Kids in the Country as the beneficiary of this September's fall food festival, Taste of the Deerfield Valley

The 22nd Annual International Time Line provides a wonderful opportunity to experience the progression of history from Ancient Rome through the conflicts of the 20th century.

Breakthrough Summit Unites Women, Faith and Development Communities and Raises more than $1 Billion Dollars for Women and Girls to End Global Poverty. The Peace Company and President Kimberly King join network, add their support.