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Red Cross Chapter Covers Its $60,000 in Response Costs for Tea Fire

The organization is in need of more funding from the community to meet future disasters.

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Noozhawk Talks: Leslie Dinaberg Sits Down with Luciana Cramer

Jodi House executive director cherishes the rewards of her job, the renewal process for her clients, and her adoptive country.

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Boys & Girls Club Serves Community Dinner, Then Receives a Reason to Be Thankful

A grant from Santa Barbara Bank & Trust means the Downtown Boys & Girls Club will open on Saturdays.

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Foodbank of Santa Barbara County Still Trotting after Turkeys

1,800 more donations sought for Thanksgiving meals.

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Fund for Santa Barbara Announces $69,983 in Grants

Eleven progressive groups receive awards but the entire community is invited to the party.

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Todd Rogers Champions Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic

Olympic gold medalist pays tribute to mom as event highlights audio textbook service's success stories.

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Roosevelt School Clothing Giveaway Extended to Sunday

Public's overwhelming response spurs second day of Tea Fire "adoptions."

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Philanthropy: The Next Generation

Justin Michael and Patrick Dietzen are paving the way for the future of Santa Barbara nonprofits

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Salon Jia Rae Holding Toy Drive for Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation

Bring a child's toy and get an adult haircut, on the house.

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Tri-Counties Community Housing Corporation Announces New Executive Director

Marc Belfortti has more than 20 years of experience in banking, project feasibility and affordable housing.

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Santa Barbara, Montecito YMCAs Reaching Out to Victims of Tea Fire

Fees are waived for six months for members and new enrollees.

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Goleta Valley Historical Society Holds a Barnwarming

Cavalletto Education Center brings a new museum to an old barn at Stow House.

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