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Tallahassee nonprofit searching for storage space to keep building beds for kids
3+ week, 2+ day ago (438+ words) NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — Sleep in Heavenly Peace's Tallahassee chapter must find at least 1,500 square feet of temporary storage space by August 31. If they don't, they could be forced to shut down and pause its mission of ensuring “no kid…...
How to support Red Hills Online Market and Tallahassee's farmers - AOL
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (739+ words) To ensure that they can continue supporting local farmers, educating the community about local resources and connecting farmers to the public, the nonprofit organization Red Hills Small Farm Alliance is making structural changes to sustain its online market. For the…...
Tallahassee church looking for volunteers to provide beds for children in need
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (355+ words) NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE, FL — A good night's rest is something many people take for granted, but for some children in Tallahassee, it is not guaranteed. Killearn Methodist Church is working to change that by building beds for children in need. "Some…...
Woman behind viral Tallahassee Easter egg drop rescue shares her story
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (348+ words) At a Tallahassee church on Easter weekend, seconds before Easter eggs started to fall from a tall crane, a small child darted into the drop zone. The possible dangers flashed before Trinity Sims' eyes, and she ran. "I didn't think,…...
Nonprofit working to keep previously homeless Tallahassee woman in her home
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (459+ words) NORTHWEST TALLAHASSEE, FL — Tammie Gail thought finding a home would be the hardest part after being unhoused for so long, but for her and many others, it wasn't. In January, Gail was connected with a community through Facebook that helped…...