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The League of Foundations Unites Three Local Nonprofits to Extend their Reach and Benefits

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The League of Foundations combines the efforts of the Firefighters Community Foundation, 4 the Love, and TOGETHER! to enhance their community support initiatives. Donovan Cathey, president of the Firefighters Community Foundation, highlights their focus on urgent needs, such as supporting school pantries and providing crisis assistance to families. Tessa Effland, co-founder of 4 the Love, explains the importance of their partnership in tackling over 40 monthly requests for help, which include housing and medical support. TOGETHER!

, led by Sierra Abrams and Kahlo C. Flores M. , has successfully aided over 1,000 children in maintaining stable housing and allocates more than $100,000 annually for emergency needs. The organizations plan to share resources, event co-hosting, and fundraising efforts to maximize their outreach and impact. This collaboration reflects a growing trend among nonprofits to address complex social issues collectively.

Cathey expresses hope that the League will enhance their capacity for innovation and responsiveness to community needs. By pooling their strengths, these nonprofits aim to create sustainable change and foster a stronger community.

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