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Florida Surgeon General’s Stance on Water Fluoridation Sparks Debate
On November 22, 2024, Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo issued guidance advising against community water fluoridation, citing potential neuropsychiatric risks, particularly for pregnant women and children. News4Jax This announcement has ignited a debate among public health officials, dental professionals, and the general public regarding the safety and efficacy of water fluoridation. Understanding Water Fluoridation…
LEAP Receives $2 Million Grant from MacKenzie Scott
LEAP, a nonprofit organization based in New Haven, has received a $2 million grant from MacKenzie Scott, a well-known philanthropist. This donation will help LEAP grow its programs and continue to support the youth in New Haven. About LEAP Founded in 1992, LEAP stands for Leadership, Education, and Athletics in Partnership. The nonprofit’s mission is…
How Pelvic Floor Health Can Affect Your Quality of Life
Pelvic floor health plays an important role in daily living, affecting bladder, bowel, and sexual functions. Erika Warren, a pelvic health physical therapist at Atrium Health Women’s Care, explains the signs of pelvic floor dysfunction and when it’s time to seek help. What is Pelvic Floor Dysfunction? The pelvic floor muscles support organs like the…
Swansons Recognized for Philanthropy
Stewart and Carol Swanson, alumni of the University of North Georgia (UNG), received the 2024 Presidential Leadership Award from UNG President Michael Shannon. This award honors their generosity and dedication to the university. Award Ceremony The Swansons’ Philanthropic Impact Background of the Swansons Stewart’s Career The Swansons’ Continued Commitment to UNG Contributions to STEM Education…
How Philanthropy Impacts the Flint Community
A recent event organized by Communities First Inc. (CFI) focused on the impact of philanthropy in the Flint community. The event brought together key leaders to discuss how charitable activities can make a difference in the city, especially in areas like economic development, affordable housing, and basic needs. Event Overview Key Goals Discussed Ridgway White,…
Julia Jordan Joins UC Law SF as Chief Advancement Officer
Julia Jordan, the new Chief Advancement Officer at UC Law SF, brings a wealth of experience in leading successful fundraising initiatives. With a history of working at the Bay Area Discovery Museum and Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco, she is now taking on the challenge of raising funds for key projects at UC Law…
Eugene Rosenfeld: Remembering a Life of Achievement and Generosity
Eugene S. Rosenfeld, a UCLA graduate and successful real estate entrepreneur, passed away on July 20 at the age of 90. He made significant contributions to UCLA over the past 50 years, impacting areas such as business education, medical care, and student support. Early Life and Education Career and Business Success Commitment to Giving Back…
How the Red Cross Helps Communities Recover from Hurricane Helene
Hurricanes are among the most destructive natural disasters, leaving behind massive destruction, displacement, and an overwhelming need for immediate support. The American Red Cross plays a crucial role in aiding communities devastated by hurricanes, offering relief, shelter, and essential supplies. In this article, we explore the Red Cross’s hurricane response efforts, the impact of hurricanes…