Category: Community
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Ball’s ‘Let’s Can Hunger!’ Food Drive Eclipses Record, Gathers Nearly 2 Million Meals for Those in Need
[KGVID]https://videos.files.wordpress.com/Ej4iQAdF/ball_corporation_because_food_security_hd.mp4[/KGVID] Ball Corporation (NYSE: BLL) employees surpassed the bar again to help address food insecurity in North America during the company’s 2019 “Let’s Can Hunger!” food drive, collecting hundreds of thousands of pounds of canned food and donating nearly $345,000. In total, the Ball campaign will deliver nearly two million meals for those in need…
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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s Dinosaur Hall Restored to its Original Grandeur
EwingCole leads the execution of Smithsonian’s David H. Koch Hall of Fossils restoration
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Support for the Cuban People – Legal Travel for Americans Inbound Cuba’s Ethos Aligns with U.S. Regulation Amendments
Inbound Cuba, a division of Terraversed, LLC, today issued a statement and guidance for Americans wishing to visit Cuba legally.
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline Reaches Milestone With 5 Millionth Answered Call
On May 8 at 4:32 p.m., a woman from California dialed The National Domestic Violence Hotline (The Hotline) seeking information about how to support her friend who was being abused. Although she didn’t know it, her call marked a bittersweet milestone for the organization. She became the five millionth reason advocates and staff at the…
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Otter smuggling fueled by Japanese craze for cute animals
There is a dramatic and troubling surge in wild animals being kept as pets. Across Southeast Asia, the latest “otter craze” is being fueled by social media influencers and interactive otter cafes in Japan.
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Hyundai Motor Energizes ‘True Passion’ at FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™
Celebrating the continuous strides made by female athletes, Hyundai Motor Company will sponsor the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019
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From All Angles: Holistic Approach Employs Family Literacy to Break Cycle of Poverty in Dallas
Toyota, National Center for Families Learning partner to help more people become economically self-sufficient
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California Leaders in Science and Policy Discuss Impacts of Sickle Cell Disease
In a monumental step for Californians impacted by sickle cell disease, leaders in science and health care policy met last week at “The Impacts of Sickle Cell Disease
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Celebrate American Humane’s ‘Be Kind to Animals Week®’ (May 5-11)
Take simple actions to make a better world for animals