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BILLINGS - Thursday marked a significant milestone for the Billings Community Foundation as they announced the new location for their House of Philanthropy.
The House of Philanthropy will be located at the old George Henry s Restaurant at 404 North 30th Street in downtown Billings.
Executive Director of the Billings Community Foundation Lauren Wright says the mission of the House of Philanthropy is to reinforce the value of philanthropic giving and community engagement.
Wright went on to say that having their own building will allow the foundation to provide more resources to donors and non-profits. We ll have a location for our monthly non-profit training that we host, a place to meet with donors and individuals to talk about their impactful giving and how to make a bigger significance here in our community, Wright said. As well as one on ones with non-profits to help them with their fundraising goals. Â
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Roanoke Valley Gives Day returns with bigger goal, need than ever before
The goal is to raise $900,000 in 24 hours
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Wednesday marks the 6th annual Roanoke Valley Gives Day.
The 24 hours of online giving is hosted by the Community Foundation, encouraging you to support local non-profits.
Many of the more than 140 participating organizations are struggling this year because of the pandemic.
“Roanoke Valley Gives has always been a great way for everybody to come together and be a part of the community. And this year, I think it’s more important than ever because we haven’t had those opportunities to come together and show our support to these non-profits and all the great work that they do,” said Kaitlyn Van Buskirk, grants associate for the Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia.