Hillside Little League

Ted E. Bear Hollow, now known as The Collective for Hope, offers free and comprehensive grief support programs for children aged 3-9 and their families. Facilitators create a nurturing environment where young participants can express their emotions through play, art, and music, fostering connections with peers who share similar experiences of loss. In addition to peer support groups, The Collective for Hope provides specialized programs for families navigating the complexities of grief, including structured 8-Session Support Groups and events like HOPE for the Holidays. The center focuses on creating a safe space where families can honor their memories, promote healing, and build trust within a community of understanding. Generated from the website

The Hawkins Family Westside Club is a collaborative initiative between Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands and Westside Community Schools, dedicated to providing afterschool and summer programs for youth in the Omaha area. Situated adjacent to Westbrook Elementary School, the club serves over 800 young people annually, offering a range of activities focused on academic success, character leadership, and healthy lifestyles. In recognition of its exceptional programming, the Westside Club was awarded the National Honor Award for Program Excellence in 2008. The club emphasizes inclusivity and accessibility, providing transportation services to various local schools to ensure that all youth can participate in its enriching programs. Generated from the website

Bright Futures Foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Omaha, NE, dedicated to improving the well-being of young children and families in Vermont. As Vermont's Early Childhood State Advisory Council (SAC) and Network, they monitor and advise the Governor, Administration, and Legislature on policy improvements in early care, health, and education systems. Through their collaborative efforts, Bright Futures Foundation convenes stakeholders, organizations, and agencies committed to young children, fostering a statewide approach that addresses the diverse needs of all children and families. Their work aims to ensure that children in Vermont have access to quality early childhood experiences that set them up for success.Generated from the website