... organizations to help them meet their fundraising needs with a proven product. Enjoy the City helps thousands of non-profit groups and organizations earn millions of dollars every year. The Company was started in 2001 and is currently in 150 ...

... Faulkner County people has given CHDC and its Volunteer Council outstanding support since the council was organized as a non-profit group in 1981 with a goal of providing the means to help meet the special long-term needs of some 500 plus individuals at ...

... by volunteers from Conway Advocates for Bicycling and Conway Interfaith Clinic in order to raise funds for both non-profit groups. One-hundred percent of the registration fees will go to these organizations. â The tour is a great opportunity ...

... hitting minimum goal part-time. Earning potential is unlimited. Here's how it works: you sign up and service non-profit groups to sell the Enjoy the City Coupon Book for $25. All books are on consignment. Groups earn 40%-50% depending ...

... piggy-backed with the CRP and conservation easement to realize additional financial benefits. Several private, non-profit groups are offering carbon credit payments for landowners planting hardwood trees. One group is offering $300 per acre ...

... functions as a regressive tax that transfers wealth from low-income families to higher-income families." The non-profit group, which has opposed past efforts to introduce a lottery to the state, said its estimate is closer to the $55 million ...

... dispute. Halter contends that the lottery will bring in $100 million annually for college scholarships. But a non-profit group, Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, disputed that number in a report released Wednesday that said the ...

... have lined up to oppose the lottery measure. Halter says the lottery will bring in $100 million annually. But a non-profit group, Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, disputed that number in a report released in June that said the ...

... that a lot of people appreciate that." Several businesses have contributed private donations and drives for the non-profit group, such as a toy drive at Dollar General and a blanket drive by The Log Cabin Democrat. "Blankets are important ...

... house from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 26, at Central Baptist Church at Lee Avenue and Watkins Street. This is a non-profit group and the public is welcome to attend. For more information, call 327-3890 and leave a message.