The other Alaska airlift: Volunteers save dogs from a flooded Alaska village, 1 tiny plane at a time
A nonprofit in rural Alaska is working to rescue dogs from Kipnuk, a village hit hard by Typhoon Halong. The closest pet shelters are 90 miles…
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Daniel Valdez places a fresh bag of ice in a cooler Saturday as volunteers at the Memorial Assistance Ministries to distribute water and ice i…
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"Feed the Kids" is a new effort to combat food insecurity among young people in Tucson, which ranks high for food insecurity for kids.
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The Westminster Kennel Club is set to crown the cream of the canine elite on one of tennis’ most storied courts next week. At the same time, another 19th-century institution across town will be tending to dogs that have had far more troubled lives.
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Ben Cohen started Ben's Best Blnz, a nonprofit cannabis line with a stated mission of helping to right the wrongs of the war on drugs.
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The Giving Block, a leading solution for nonprofits to accept cryptocurrency donations, has released its annual report on crypto philanthropy,…
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Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre has filed lawsuits accusing the Mississippi state auditor and two national sportscasters of defaming him in public discussions about the misspending of welfare money that was supposed to help some of the poorest people in the nation. The suits were filed Thursday in Mississippi. Favre is not facing criminal charges in the Mississippi welfare scandal, but he is among more than three dozen people or businesses the state is suing to try to recover misspent money through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
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