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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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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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Local programs targeting food insecurity receives $50K grant
FRESHFARM’s FoodPrints program and Urban School Food Alliance received Newman’s Own Foundation Food Justice for Kids Grant, a $50,000 reward that recognizes programs that fight against food insecurity. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Free health services offered in Maryland on Faith & Blue weekend
Faith leaders, law enforcement and health care providers are hoping to connect with Prince George’s County residents this weekend. News4’s Molette Green shares what free services are available Saturday at Prince George’s Community College.
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‘STEM for Her' empowers high school girls to work in STEM
Women make up less than half of the STEM workforce. That’s why the nonprofit “STEM for Her” aims to empower and expose high school girls to STEM-related fields. News4’s Molette Green talks to Executive Director Jennifer Fortney about how being a recipient of the $25,000 NBC4 Telemundo44 Local Impact grant will help them achieve their goal.
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Mentoring program empowers Black girls in Prince William County
Prince William County’s chapter of 100 Black Women works to empower Black girls in their Leader in Me and Financial Literacy mentorship program. A recent study shows that schools punish Black girls more frequently and harshly. Because of that, the program aims to lift their self-esteems. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Howard student highlights mental health in modeling competition documentary
Serenity Owens, a Howard University senior, is raising awareness about mental health in her modeling competition documentary “Strut the Yard.” During filming, models highlighted the importance of the 988 hotline. The documentary premiers on Oct. 3. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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‘The Napkin Network' calls for clothing donations for young kids
“The Napkin Network” is ran by Lindsay Gill, a local mom in Montgomery County, where she donates baby supplies to underserved neighborhoods. She is now asking for clothing and shoe donations for kids ages 5 to 7 years old after local schools said there’s a need for them. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Northern Virginia mom helps kids with sickle cell learn to swim
Ivy Bryant is on a crusade to help kids living with Sickle Cell Disease learn how to swim. News4’s Molette Green spoke with Bryant and her 13-year-old daughter Peyton Clemmons about their inspiring project.
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‘Realize their dreams': So Kids Soar helps young people with disabilities
Building self-confidence in people with physical and developmental disabilities is a major commitment of D.C. nonprofit So Kids Soar. That’s why they were selected as an NBC4 Telemundo44 Local Impact grant winner. News4’s Molette Green spotlights how this organization is changing lives, and how the grant will help.
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Girl Scout cadette donates hundreds of books for INOVA Cares for Children
Girl Scout cadette Emma Fischer decided to do a children’s book drive for the INOVA Cares for Children in Falls Church, Virginia where she collected 650 books. News4’s Molette Green talks to the 11-year-old about why she did the book drive.
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Total transformation: Old Silver Spring library is now an early childhood education center
The former Silver Spring library space on Colesville Road has been transformed into an early childhood education center. The center will provide childcare, diverse educational resources, parenting workshops and more. News4’s Molette Green talks to nonprofit CentroNia about what they have to offer.
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Local artist helps design USPS holiday stamps
Antonio Alcala, a local DMV artist, helped design the new holiday stamps. News4’s Shawn Yancy talked to him about the honor.
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Meals on Wheels College Park turns 50, gets surprise from News4
Meals on Wheels College Park is celebrating 50 years of fighting food insecurity in the community, but its leaders say it needs more donations and volunteers.
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Mentorship program Latinas Leading Tomorrow receives $25K in Local Impact Grant
Latinas Leading Tomorrow was one of the local recipients of NBC4, Telemundo 44 and Comcast NBCUniversal’s Local Impact Grants this year. The grant will help the nonprofit expand its CORE (Creating Opportunities to Reach Excellence) after school mentorship program for young girls. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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‘People are having hard times': Nonprofit fights need, food deserts in Landover
The latest stats on hunger in the D.C. area show that people in almost every neighborhood who are struggling to find their next meal. In Prince George’s County, SHABACH! Ministries, Inc. helps tens of thousands of people every year to get food, diapers and clothing. News4’s Molette Green reports live from the Empowerment Center in Landover.
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Zenith Community Arts Foundation wins $25K in Local Impact Grant
Zenith Community Arts Foundation was one of the eight recipients of NBC4, Telemundo 44 and Comcast NBCUniversal’s Local Impact Grants this year. The foundation works with D.C. high schoolers to prepare them for in-demand jobs in construction and design industries. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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WHUR's Summer of Meals campaign helps feed local children
WHUR’s Summer of Meals campaign is in its final weeks of helping feed kids throughout the summer. If a listener was the ninth caller, they qualified for a $1,000 Giant gift card. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Backpacking and the Hoover Dam: How Northeast DC teacher spent summer
News4’s Molette Green shows how Northeast D.C. teachers spent their summer.
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Summer in a snapshot: Local teachers show off their summer vacations
Most teachers and students might be in back in class but that’s not stopping teachers from showing off their vacations! Local teachers and staff are showing their summer in a snapshot. News4’s Molette Green reports.