Jacqueline Fernandez shows her ‘philanthropic’ side by with ‘Jacqueline Builds’ – Times of IndiaJacqueline Fernandez shows her ‘philanthropic’ side by with ‘Jacqueline Builds’Actress Jacqueline Fernandez is showing her generous side with her campaign, ‘Jacqueline Builds’ and she claims that whenever there is someone from Bollywood who needs help for films, promotions or even charity, the fraternity always comes forth to lend a hand.ANI | Mar 26, 2016, 12.15 PM ISTJacqueline FernandezActress Jacqueline Fernandez is showing her generous side with her campaign, ‘Jacqueline Builds’ and she claims that whenever there is someone from Bollywood who needs help for films, promotions or even charity, the fraternity always comes forth to lend a hand.

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The 30-year-old actress said in a recent interview, “I love how our industry always stands united. On professional front, the actress has three projects lined up for this year, ‘Housefull 3,’ ‘Dishoom’ and ‘A Flying Jatt’.

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This past week focused on New Yorker’s giving back to the community with DIFFA and a book launch by Jean Shafiroff in her UES home.

The Architectural Digest Show and DIFFA show was held at Pier 92 on the Hudson River. Please visit: http://www.diffa.org to learn more.

On March 21st, Georgina Bloomberg joined Jean Shafiroff for the launch party of, Successful Philanthropy: How to Make a Life by What You Give.

Humanitarian and Philanthropist, Jean Shafiroff introduced guests and members of the media to her inspirational new book.

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Oscar Ibarra, 12, works on a habitat project at the Ash Creek Arts Centeras Spring Summer Art Camp.(Photo: GEOFF PARKS/ Special to the Statesman Journal)

The Ash Creek Arts Centeras second year of a summer Art Camp for children has grownA to include an inaugural Spring Art Camp.

Itas a natural progression from lastA summeras miniature garden construction to this springas exploration ofA cloud forests aA and the exotic bugs and birds found therein.

Margaret Tomlinson, president of the ACACas eight-member board of directors, said grants from the Oregon Community Foundation, the Polk County Cultural Coalition and the Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation aA along with membership funding aA made the arts camps possible.

aMore than 500 local children have participated in all of the more than 50 arts-related events and workshopsa put on by the ACAC in its shortA two-year history, she said.

The first Summer Art Camp was held July 15 through July 21, 2015. aWeare hoping to expand (classes and camps) even further,a said Francie Zandol, coordinator of the Spring Art Camp.

Artist/instructorA Cheryl Lewis kicked off last yearas Summer Art Camp by leading the 16 students in creating aclay hobbit housesa and miniature gardens, while artist/instructorA Sonia Allen helped guide the kids in creating watercolor landscape backdrops for those gardens, as well as colored pencil studies of garden art and plants.

Ash Creek Arts Center Spring Summer Art Camp student Jessie Welborn, 15, works with instructor Kathy Lord on a clay abug habitata art project.

BEDFORD a The Lawrence County Community Foundation is currently in the midst of its 2016 open grant cycle. Dollars made available from these grants can help groups and organizations to carry out projects that they might otherwise be unable to afford.

A good example is what the local Knights of Columbus Council has been able to accomplish in recent years with the help of LCCF grants.

For 38 consecutive years the Knights have conducted their Tootsie Roll Drive to raise funds that are used to help local children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The recipients of these funds have been the LARC Center, the former Englewood School, and more recently, the Special Education Department within the North Lawrence Community Schools.

aFor the first 30 some years our annual fundraising effort was limited to canister collections that took place over a two-day period at the entrances of several local businesses.

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Saturday, February 6, 2016 Saturday, March 19, 2016
Repeats every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Wednesday – Friday 2-7pm
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Experience Hendrix – Live at the Landmark Theatre
This next edition of the Experience Hendrix Tour will encompass twenty seven performances this coming February and March, stopping in more than two dozen cities along the east coast, midwest and southern states.

To Kill a Mockingbird

Wednesday, February 24, 2016 Saturday, March 26, 2016
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BLACKOUT: Through the Veiled Eyes of Others

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Mahoney Irish Dancers Performance at Destiny USA
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Syracuse, NY 13203

To Kill a Mockingbird

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The Art of Maple Syrup Program at Stone Quarry Hill Art Park
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To Kill a Mockingbird

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Calling all artists, designers, architects, corporate team members and aspiring backyard enthusiasts to construct and/or design a bird (or dog!) house for a live and silent auction to benefit CNY Fair Housing.

CNY Fair Housing is a local non-profit organization working to eliminate housing discrimination, promote open communities, and ensure equal access to housing opportunity for all people.

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A new set of security cameras will soon appear in the Tenderloin.

Operation Leadership efforts, which include the launch of a surveillance camera pilot program, a public art installation on Larkin Street and fresh street banners around the neighborhood.

With the new funding in place, the CBD is currently in talks with several property owners in the neighborhood about potentially installing surveillance cameras on their buildings, with the hope of getting the first seven to eight cameras online in the coming months.

The District Attorney’s Office and the Tenderloin Police Station strongly support the pilot program, with Tenderloin Station Captain Teresa Ewins saying that the new cameras will fill gaps not covered by cameras already in place.

“We can bring [crime] down by just having the video,” said Ewins. The station already communicates with some camera owners when officers need footage.

Based on the station’s advice, the first set of CBD cameras will appear at Leavenworth and Golden Gate.

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When it comes to volunteering, think of yourself as a resource | FOR GOOD FOR EVER – Renton Reporter And yet, it seems we don’t have the resources needed to feed the hungry, find shelter for the homeless, get kids off the street, solve the drug problem or make a dent in a host of other societal issues.

So you might ask, if our country is incapable of addressing these major problems, what can one person do to make a difference?

It’s simple: Become the resource yourself. Find a way to say yes instead of no.

At a recent dinner, I spoke to the crowd about my own volunteer work with Hearts4Doxies as a foster for abandoned dogs. Even if you don’t have a specific skill or talent, you can always donate a bag of gently used clothes to the Renton Kiwanis Clothes Bank or a bag of food to the Salvation Army Renton Rotary Food Bank.

Let’s face it, when asked for help by a nonprofit in need or someone less fortunate, you’re being given the opportunity to be a resource to your community.