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John Hollemon III selected to succeed founder and CEO Ruth White on March 1
Longtime HACAP employee Kim Guardado will fill the role as part of an ongoing shuffle of the nonprofit’s leadership team.
A nonprofit grocery store in Cedar Rapids is continuing to look for ways to bring in more customers from around the city, in order to keep providing healthy food options to a neighborhood that otherwise wouldn’t have any.
Raptor Advocacy Rehabilitation & Education coordinator explains why they work with the birds, why eagles get lead poisoning and what to do if you find an injured bird.
Service providers say delays in food assistance only highlighted larger issues of food access in Iowa and across the country.
Jane Drapeaux has worked at HACAP since 1999 and has been CEO since 2007. She’ll retired Dec. 31.
Marion and Rich Patterson will return again to absorb the conservancy’s quiet darkness and opportunities to enjoy nature.
The Light the World Giving Machine, a new kind of vending machine with a growing global footprint, is bringing a new twist to the Corridor this holiday giving season.
Vote for your favorite nonprofits to get free advertising credits by visiting thegazette.com/gives back. In partnership with 2026 program sponsor Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust.
Kristie Fortmann-Doser is retiring in December after 32 years leading the Domestic Violence Intervention Program, which last year merged with the Rape Victim Advocacy Program. Colleagues say her legacy will be defined by empathy, collaboration and dedication.
‘Forrest Gump’ actor’s foundation aims to serve veterans, including by helping build ‘a place to go when the PTSD hits’
A new station coming in 2026 will give EMTs at Center Point Regional Ambulance Service some needed breathing room.
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