Out of concern for the safety of volunteers and customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Master Gardener Foundation of Clark County canceled its popular Mother’s…
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Gov. Jay Inslee ordered Washington residents on Monday to stay home, but what does his proclamation mean for people who don’t have homes? “It’s a…
In swift succession, boxes were taped together and slid across stainless steel tables to be filled with cans of salmon and bags of beans and…
The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust awarded $348,000 to the NW Furniture Bank’s downtown Vancouver location. The site provides furniture to households in need in Southwest…
Beginning Saturday, homeless service provider Share will suspend its congregant dining service at Share House and instead serve brown-bag meals until further notice. The Hot…
Today, Meals on Wheels People will give take-home meals to its congregant dining patrons in Clark County, as well as Multnomah and Washington counties in…
When Bill Hoover feels a bout of depression coming on, it’s almost like his two dogs can sense it. Gotcha, a 13-year-old lhasa apso, and…
The Community Foundation for Southwest Washington is accepting applications for dozens of local scholarships through March. The Community Foundation manages 68 scholarship funds established by…
Following Friends of the Carpenter’s annual meeting on Monday, the nonprofit’s board and staff will celebrate Tom Iberle’s 10 years of ministry and welcome new…
Council for the Homeless issued a severe-weather alert Friday, requesting that homeless shelters expand capacity Sunday and Monday. The forecast from the National Weather Services…