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Planning a Spring Community Cleanup Day

Planning a Spring Community Cleanup Day

A community with a clean environment is known for its positive reputation. The efforts of the residents and the town's municipal services contribute to the uplifting atmosphere in each neighborhood. Although it's important to maintain a regular clean-up program, the...

A Guide to College Fundraisers

A Guide to College Fundraisers

College fundraising is more important than ever, and although you can still use some of the same tactics, you also need to think outside the box. This guide will teach you how to create an effective and creative college fundraiser. Develop a Committee The first step...

Small Ways to Improve Your Neighborhood

Small Ways to Improve Your Neighborhood

While it’s important to be neighborly, it’s also essential that we take care of our surroundings and make our communities a better place to live. There are a lot of things that each of us can do to improve the quality of life in our local neighborhoods. This article...

How to Give Back During the Holidays

How to Give Back During the Holidays

People have been giving back to the community in various ways throughout the holiday season. From volunteering their time to build food baskets for those in need, to sharing a few words of encouragement, people have been giving back to their local communities. If...

The Importance of Community Involvement

The Importance of Community Involvement

Have you ever seen something on a community bulletin board that caught your attention? If so, then you should get involved in the community. You should consider joining a local club or group in many ways to get involved with the district you live in. Even more, you...

Why Community Engagement Is Important

Why Community Engagement Is Important

Ideally, residents and the wider community share some ownership of a local council through their active participation in local affairs. It will involve becoming knowledgeable about policies, issues, and initiatives decided at council meetings. An elected councilor may...