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Arts for the Aging engages seniors with music, painting, poetry and more
Arts for the Aging has received a $25,000 Local Impact Grant from Comcast NBCUniversal to expand their reach. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Get Ready 4 School with NBC4 and Telemundo 44
Join NBC4 & Telemundo 44 as we are getting the DMV Ready 4 School! You can support local teachers throughout the D.C. area by making a secure monetary donation to their DonorsChoose projects wish lists. Go here to find a school and teacher to support in your neighborhood, town, or zip code. Our thanks to Pepco and Apple Federal Credit…... -
Food 4 Families: NBC4 and Telemundo 44 tackling hunger in the DC area year-round
For more than 25 years, you have helped NBC4 and Telemundo 44 provide thousands of meals to people in need during the holidays. But we know hunger is not just a holiday problem. That’s why NBC4 and Telemundo 44 are expanding Food 4 Families into a year-long project — and we’re asking you to join us in addressing food insecurity… -
Food 4 Families: How you can help alleviate hunger
You can help people in need through NBC4’s Food 4 Families campaign.
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Forum aims to expose sex trafficking in Prince George's County
Black women and girls are more vulnerable to sex trafficking than other groups. As shocking as that sounds, a lot of people are unaware. But a forum in Prince George’s County called “Human and Sex Trafficking Exposed” is putting the issue front and center. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Addressing period poverty: Why a DC-area nonprofit is popping up in food deserts
Montgomery County nonprofit I Support the Girls is launching a pop-up to address period poverty in food desert neighborhoods. News4’s Molette Green explains how the organization is reaching communities in need in new ways. For more information, visit isupportthegirls.org
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Swimming in the Anacostia? River gets passing grade in new report
The Anacostia River is getting its highest water quality rating in years. News4’s Molette Green speaks with the Anacostia Watershed Society’s president, Christopher Williams, about their newest report and the “light at the end of the tunnel.”
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‘Annie Costia Beat Ya Feet' puts DC go-go twist on holiday classic
A holiday musical set in the heart of Southeast D.C. is putting the District’s culture on the main stage. DC Black Broadway’s “Annie Costia Beat Ya Feet” is a twist on the classic “Annie” that amplifies go-go music, Lovail Long, the playwright and CEO of DC Black Broadway, said. News4’s Molette Green speaks with Long and the show’s star, Nyah...... -
DC-area food banks, churches feed neighbors in need
Food insecurity is a year-round problem, but it gets a bigger spotlight around the holidays. Local food banks and the NBC4 Food 4 Families fund are helping to feed families in need. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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50 mothers donate purses to emergency shelter in Maryland
Fifty mothers are donating their purses to an emergency shelter for unhoused people in Capitol Heights. News4’s Molette Green joins her Jack and Jill of America, Inc. chapter for the Pack a Purse service event.
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Children in Need to help Maryland kids with $50K NBCU Local Impact Grant
Helping children thrive is essential for Washington County, Maryland, nonprofit Children in Need, which works with children at or below the poverty level. Now, the nonprofit has more resources for their programs from a $50,000 NBCUniversal Local Impact Grant. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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How Reach Incorporated will help DC youth using $25K Local Impact Grant
Reaching some of D.C.’s most underserved students is easier when their role model is just a little older and from the neighborhood. That’s part of the impactful work that Reach Incorporated does. The organization received a $25,000 NBC4 Telemundo 44 Local Impact Grant. Here’s how they’ll spend it.