Archive for the ‘Nonprofit’ Category
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Jorge Throckmorton
During the Great Depression, leaders like NYC Mayor Fiorello La Guardia aggressively went after those who preyed on the financial struggles of his city’s working class. What we now call “The Greatest Generation” challenged citizens to help make America and their families stronger by buying government savings bonds. Today, the daily voice of government to most citizens during the worst economic crisis since then is casinos and state lotteries. After forty years, it’s time government pulled out of the predatory gambling business because it is a failed policy. The video is part of a “25 years ago today” UN newsreel story issued September 24, 1959.
Melaine Vanveldhuize
Tempe Community Council Executive Director, Kate Hanley, discusses the challenges our low-wage earning neighbors may face without the ability to buy US Treasury Bonds directly from banks or credit unions.
Emil Ferm
The IRS is warning taxpayers about a tax scam involving social security benefits popping up in communities across the country.
Glynis Eimers
The Internal Revenue Service provides guidance to truckers and other heavy vehicle owner/operators on the three-month extension to file the Highway Use Tax Return, Form 2290.
Byron Neaves
Find out how you can help families with low to moderate income file their tax returns.
Andy
If you are the victim of a disaster that damaged or destroyed your property, the IRS may be able to help. Learn about the options available and what steps you can take to recover.
Aletha Douet
Swimmers will be required to travel with an attending boat crew from The Point Marina to the starting point (buoys located near Day Board 12 approximately 2 miles upstream from The Point Marina). Wave departure from the boat ramps is 9:30 am with staggered starts of the race from the buoys at 10:00 am Relay swimmers will alternately swim downstream along Douglas Lake shoreline to the finish at The Point Marina. Swimmers must stay between all escort boats and the shore. Boating safety officers and EMTs will be on hand. Each boat will be required to carry binoculars, a USCG approved ring buoy and one life vest (PFD) per person for boat crews and swimmers. Please review the Boating Safety Instructions and Race Day Requirements. Each swimmer will be required to wear the numbered swim cap provided at Race Day Registration. View 2010 Race Day Schedule. All skill levels are welcome to swim in our open water swimming competition, however, competitors using swimming aids (such as fins or wet suits) are not eligible for awards. Registration Fees $40/swimmer (before July 31, 2010) $50/swimmer (after July 31 through Race Day) * Annual Douglas Lake Swim-a-thon Medal * Numbered Douglas Lake Swim-a-thon Swim Cap * USAT one-day event sanctioning * $5 meal voucher to Angelos’ at The Point Restaurant * Goodie bag (including banana, yogurt, tooth brushes/paste and other small items) * Gatorade fountain throughout day * Door Prize ticket * 10-min chair massage from licensed massage …
Jessia Bonsignore
My forecasts on how these auto-dominated cities will function during the currency downfall and higher oil prices. This video also delivers ideas on how to create more sustainible, connective, and even artistic urban designs. Just to let you know.. I am a supporter of “private” rail.
Rae Partmann
Learn about the Center for Economic Progress’s financial services for the 2010 tax season Produced by Brian Rivera and Melissa Spear
Pamela Waddles