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When the Line Wrapped Around the Block-- A Wake-Up Call for Philanthropy

One cold morning, a line of cars outside the Omaha Food Bank made the invisible visible—neighbors quietly waiting for food. In 2024, 211 helplines fielded 16.8 million pleas for help, most tied to basic needs like housing, food, and utilities. This isn’t a moment for feel-good giving; it’s a call to treat philanthropy as critical infrastructure. The safety net is stretched—and more people than ever are holding on.

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Beyond the Flames: Why We Must Not Forget the Los Angeles Fires Over Time

When disaster strikes, media attention is swift—but recovery is painfully slow. While Katrina remained in the national spotlight for years, Hurricane Laura devastated Lake Charles, Louisiana, only to be forgotten, leaving its residents to struggle in silence. The same fate could await Los Angeles as the fires fade from the headlines, but the financial, emotional, and psychological scars will linger for years. If we turn away too soon, we risk leaving another community to suffer in the shadows, battling loss and rebuilding alone.

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Thanks to a True Philanthropist

Over the weekend, the City of Omaha lost a true philanthropist, Walter Scott, Jr. Mr. Scott, who was 90, passed away, leaving behind an amazing legacy for our community. If you live outside Omaha, you’ve likely never heard of Walter Scott. While he was one of the greatest influences in our city, he also lived quietly. Read more here.

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