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THE DULLUM FILE Thanks, Again
With the help of the several big, burly Whalen's Moving & Storageguys, Molly, Stacie, Rob & I had a blast delivering 1,300 of your Toys for Tots donations to United Way of Greater Grand Forks...
Posted on 12/8/12 at 12:24 PM
THE NEW FORTY In Nya's shoes...
Tomorrow Cheyenne and the rest of the seventh grade class from STEMwill walk to a pond in West Fargo to fill gallon-sizedwater jugswhich they will carry back to their school. The water jugactivity is ...
Posted on 9/29/11 at 8:15 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND Assoc. VP for Enrollment Management Alice Hoffert receives United Way Campaign Chairperson’s Award
The United Way of Grand Forks, East Grand Forks & Area this week presented its Campaign Chairpersons Award to University of North Dakota Assoc. Vice President for Enrollment Management Alice Hoffe...
Posted on 1/26/11 at 3:57 PM
BEMIDJI ARTS NEWS Some comments on the upcoming Disney musical,
In case you haven’t heard yet, a Disney musical “Aladdin Jr” is coming to Bemidji in early April. It is called “Aladdin Jr.” because the pl...
Posted on 3/27/10 at 7:47 AM
Colette Iseminger, Grand Forks, letter: Senior Center: Here’s how United Way helps 
The mission of the Grand Forks Senior Center is assisting older adults in remaining healthy and independent in their homes. Our mission would be a lot harder to accomplish without United Way.
We would like to thank United Way and its supporters for their support of older adults.
By Colette Iseminger , October 12, 2011
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Long past 'Killer' and 'Krusher' days, Stan Kowalski, 85, goes to mat for causes
The man who says he's met kings and dictators and was Ronald Reagan's guest at the president's California ranch is anything but bashful. And he's surely not the villain he once played in wrestling rings.
By Paul Levy , October 05, 2011
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United Way of GF-EGF falls short of goal
The local United Way released its annual report Tuesday, showing it
didn’t quite make its target this year or even match year-ago fundraising levels.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 19, 2011
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Colette Iseminger, Grand Forks, letter: Senior Center counts on United Way
Our United Way funding is helping the Grand Forks Senior Center meet the needs of senior citizens in our community. I encourage Herald readers to support United Way any way they can, including a monetary gift or volunteer work or both.
By Colette Iseminger , October 31, 2010
Fund accepting donations to help displaced Fargo apartment fire residents
The United Way of Cass-Clay has established a long-term recovery fund for people affected by the “Galleria on 42nd” fire Monday in south Fargo.
By The Forum , October 12, 2010
FACES AND PLACES: Making a difference
Pat Berger is pumped up for another United Way campaign. This marks the 16th year that the agency’s president and chief executive officer has helped lead the campaign in Grand Forks County and western Polk County, Minn. As head of United Way, Berger’s job is to work with community leaders throughout the year to identify needs and to oversee the fall United Way campaign.
October 09, 2010
Dave Sena, Grand Forks. letter: Mission counts on and thanks United Way
To house, feed and provide supportive services for all of these clients takes tremendous financial resources, and while we also conduct fund raising campaigns for ourselves, we count on United Way funds to help fill the gap.
By Dave Sena , October 08, 2010
Pat Berger, Grand Forks, letter: United Way dollars given in GF stay in GF
The Herald estimate was too low. In fact, 99 cents out of every donor dollar stays right here in our own community.
By Pat Berger , September 21, 2010
United Way aims to raise $1 million this year
President: Nonprofit needs record fundraising goal to meet increased demand for help in regionAbout 95 percent of all funds raised this year will stay in the Grand Forks area and will fund programs and nonprofit agencies in the community for 2011.
By Ryan Johnson , September 17, 2010
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More children living in poverty in N.D. and Minnesota
Annual Kids Count report looked at 10 children’s health factors, ranking Minnesota No. 2 in the country; N.D. ranked No. 12.
July 28, 2010
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