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This weekend, the Keep A Breast Foundation marks its 25th anniversary with a vibrant return to the Vans Warped Tour in Orlando, celebrating a quarter-century of breast cancer education and advocacy. The festival not only signifies two milestones but also a partnership grounded in music, philanthropy, and education that has positively impacted thousands.

Nonsense Agency unveils an innovative suite of services aimed at redefining nonprofit fundraising through experiential and field campaigns. This bold approach is designed to secure recurring donors, build engagement, and ensure measurable long-term ROI, turning what seems like 'nonsense' into a strategic advantage.

At 88, Shahen Guiragossian proves it's never too late to share a powerful story of survival and hope. His memoir, The Hawk, weaves a poignant tale of overcoming inherited trauma, embracing identity, and finding strength in the face of adversity.

In the Nyota community of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, a groundbreaking initiative by Encointer is demonstrating how blockchain-based community currencies can significantly amplify local economic impact. By integrating local cultural practices and targeted cash transfers, this Swiss-based NGO is not only boosting trade but also strengthening community resilience.

In an inspiring display of gratitude and recognition, Ann’s Choice, a Bucks County senior living community, adorns its campus with 82 'Hometown Heroes' banners to honor its resident and staff veterans. This heartwarming initiative, fueled by a DEIB grant, showcases the faces and service branches of those who served, creating a visual tribute that embodies courage and commitment.

In an inspiring annual Veterans Day event, Heritage | MileOne Autogroup and Vehicles for Change have joined forces for the fifth consecutive year to gift reliable vehicles to local veterans. This initiative highlights the transformative power of mobility, offering veterans renewed independence and the ability to reconnect with their communities and families.

In an inspiring collaboration, Best Friends Fur Ever, Jones Bel Air Subaru, and The Mill came together for the 'Fill a Forester' campaign, significantly benefiting the Humane Society of Harford County. Their efforts filled two Subaru Foresters with essential pet supplies and donated nearly 3,000 pounds of dog food, showcasing the power of community and compassion.

The Dayton Masonic Center embarks on a transformative journey with the Centennial Cornerstone Campaign, a three-year initiative to preserve its historical essence while ensuring its continued service to the Dayton community. Through a blend of architectural admiration and community spirit, this campaign seeks to raise $20 million to maintain the Center as a vibrant community hub.

The Foundation for Florida Gateway College announces its 3rd Annual Giving Day Experience Auction, aiming to raise $140,001 for scholarships, student programs, and campus initiatives. This unique event invites the community to directly support student success through donations, exclusive auction bids, and establishing new endowments.

In the heart of Washington, DC, the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office, in collaboration with Youth for Human Rights International and Art Impact International, hosted a unique art exhibit to celebrate human rights. Featuring seven artists and their interpretations of human rights themes, the event bridged the gap between art and advocacy, offering a poignant reminder of the power of creative expression.

The Truro Community Kitchen (TCK) launches its fourth annual virtual auction, featuring Broadway tickets, travel packages, and local artwork to support their mission of combating food insecurity. From November 22 to December 2, all proceeds will aid TCK in delivering nutritious meals to the Truro and Outer Cape community, ensuring no one faces hunger alone.

In a heartwarming blend of art and activism, Dr. Guy Harvey, a world-renowned artist and conservationist, has launched a limited-edition t-shirt campaign to support the hurricane relief efforts in Jamaica. All profits from the “Big Up Jamaica” shirts will be donated to Food For the Poor-Jamaica, aiding the island's most vulnerable communities in the wake of Hurricane Melissa.