Creatures
Meet artist Amanda Louise Spayd, a sculptor who crafts endearing doll sized creatures.
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Ohio Charity Changes Lives With Customized Products
A boy uses his new cart that holds his mobile speech device.
An Ohio charity named “May We Help” helps the disabled by customizing the devices and equipment they use most.
Homeless Advocates Brace For More Demand, Less Funding
The non-profit group Homefull is using pictures like this one to put a human face on the problem of homelessness.
Federal money is drying up at the same time local shelters report overcrowding.
What’s The Best Way To Help The Homeless?
How do you think governments and non-profits should help the homeless?
Ohio’s Charitable Foundations Asked to Do More With Less
With Ohio’s economy crumbling, charities and non-profit groups are being asked to do more than ever. But, ironically, they may have less money to do their work. That’s because some of the charities’ biggest contributors – giant charitable foundations- are also feeling a financial pinch. There are 3100 charitable foundations across Ohio. George Espy is President of their trade organization – the Ohio Grantmakers Forum. He talked with Ohio Public Radio’s Bill Cohen.
College seniors explore non-profit sector
Graduation is approaching for many college seniors and these students are learning the challenges of joining the job market. Many students in this situation may be familiar with career fairs. It’s when big company recruiters talk with graduating seniors. But Otterbein College hosted a different kind of career fair Thursday. The big business executives were replaced by leaders of not-for-profit organizations.
