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28 Jan, 2016 0 Laurita 0

Florida National University and Dr. Jose Regueiro Foundation host First Annual Stop Human Trafficking Walk

The Honorable State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle and Florida National University President/CEO Dr. Maria Cristina Regueiro will collaborate with the Dr. Jose Regueiro Foundation, Inc. and the POWERHOUSE Human Trafficking Planning Steering Committee to

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20 Jan, 2016 0 Laurita 0

The Southern Florida Minority Supplier Development Council announces rebranding and an expanded service area

The Southern Florida Minority Supplier Development Council (SFMSDC), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing access and growth for minority businesses in Florida, announced yesterday that it is changing its name to Florida State Minority

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9 Dec, 2015 0 Laurita 0

‘TeletónUSA’ broadcast on Univision raises more than $15 million for children with disabilities

Fundación Teletón announced today that its 4th Annual “TeletónUSA” fundraising event successfully raised $15,705,865 during a LIVE and uninterrupted 30-hour telecast on the Univision Network. Airing between Friday, December 4 and Sunday, December

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10 Nov, 2015 0 Laurita 0

INROADS announces Top 10 Strategic Corporate Partners for STEM internships

INROADS, Inc., a multicultural nonprofit whose mission is leadership development, career preparation and creating opportunity for talented, underserved youth, recently announced its Top 10 Strategic Corporate Partners. “Proactive and progressive companies build a

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23 Mar, 2015 1 Laurita 0

Immigration non-profit PorTiYo to launch Thursday at the Hotel Sofitel

PorTiYo, the newly formed Los Angeles based non-profit organization helping to seek relief for undocumented underserved families to legalize their immigration status in the US, in collaboration with NEW Economics for Women and the Mexican

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