Philanthropy Archives - Page 6 of 12

Dekko grant makes a splash with Athens

Kimberly Ballard - January 18, 2023

ATHENS – The abandoned Pilgrim’s Pride poultry plant has heard its last cock-a-doodle-doo as the City of Athens closed on a deal to purchase...

IronMountain Solutions awards grants to nonprofits

Staff reports - January 9, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – The Employee Peaks Fund at IronMountain Solutions awarded $54,500 to 10 local nonprofit organizations in December. The recipient organizations are the Community Free...

Bank Independent toy drive delivers for area children

Staff reports - January 6, 2023

SHEFFIELD -- More than 3,600 toys and $1,200 in cash were donated in the 12th annual Bank Independent Toy Share drive. This year's effort...

Huntsville’s hero of the city’s youth: Nick Jones

Bart Siniard - December 27, 2022

In the modern world of instant gratification, obsession with appearances, and the “look at me!” attitude, there are few young people who do good...

Madison ‘Supporting Our Students’ campaign winding down

Kimberly Ballard - December 26, 2022

MADISON -- Madison City Schools is winding down this year’s “Supporting Our Students” campaign to help MCS students who may be struggling to pay...

UAH library atrium to honor Clarence, Inez Watts

Russ Nelson - December 26, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – The atrium in the M. Louis Salmon Library at the University of Alabama in Huntsville has been named for Clarence and Inez...

‘Canines for Coping’ expands to Madison Hospital

Kimberly Ballard - December 23, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Hospital Foundation and the Huntsville Hospital Health System are expanding their “Canines for Coping” facility dog program to Madison Hospital. The donor-funded...

Area cities, agencies share $2.65M to fight homelessness

Bud McLaughlin - December 21, 2022

MONTGOMERY — The cities of Florence and Huntsville and agencies in Marshall and Cullman counties are among entities to share $2.65 million to fight...

A ‘Better’ gumbo: Sales help women’s counseling services

Elijah Baker - December 20, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – A good meal sparks joy - especially during the holidays. And, each year Hannah Ferrucci prepares gumbo for her close friends and family. “They...

Trideum makes $100K investment in state Cyber School

Staff reports - December 19, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – In following its tradition of supporting academic institutions that focus on engineering, cyber or technology, Trideum recently presented a check to the...

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