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Editorial: Homeless need more kauhale

Pulama Ola Kauhale, the quick-built medical respite community of tiny homes across Punchbowl Street from Queen’s Hospital is closing, having operated successfully for the six months Gov. Josh Green asked for.

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Non-Violence touted at National Night Out in Kalihi

KALIHI There was Coconut husking, with dozens gathering around and a Basket weaving contest. A youth group performed for the crowd, dancing to worship music.

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ड्रोन प्लेटफ़ॉर्म कंपनी Skylark Drones ने हासिल किया क़रीब ₹22 करोड़ का निवेश

ड्रोन प्लेटफ़ॉर्म कंपनी Skylark Drones ने हासिल किया क़रीब ₹22 करोड़ का निवेश
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Nonprofit workers go tent to tent to vaccinate homeless

Nonprofit workers go tent to tent to vaccinate homeless
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Zilber Family Foundation announces $1 8M in grants

By Zilber Family Foundation - Jan 6th, 2021 09:08 am MILWAUKEE – The Zilber Family Foundation announced today that its Board of Directors has awarded $1.8 million in grants to 16 nonprofit organizations in Milwaukee, WI and Hawaii. Funding was awarded in alignment with the Foundation’s primary focus areas, including affordable housing, community economic development, and basic human needs. Ten grants target Milwaukee’s Lindsay Heights, Clarke Square, and Layton Boulevard West neighborhoods where the Foundation has directed much of its investment for more than a decade through the Zilber Neighborhood Initiative (ZNI). These grants support community-based organizations to coordinate and implement projects and programs that increase access to quality, affordable housing; provide financial education and skill building opportunities; develop minority-owned small businesses; and build the capacity and effectiveness of residents and nonprofits leadin

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