Bob Knotts | September 7, 2011
The Humanity Project has partnered with an important nonprofit group in Egypt: Egyptian Association for Educational Resources, or E-ERA. They are non-governmental, non-religious. Our partnership involves a blog-and-photo exchange to promote better understanding of the humanity we all share. This is E-ERA’s first blog, written just for the Humanity Project.
Bob Knotts | August 23, 2011
Today we’re very glad to announce an important new partnership. The Fort Lauderdale Mommies organization represents moms all over South Florida, from southern Miami-Dade County up through Broward to the very top of Palm Beach County. This group is part of the national Mommies Network, a 501c3 nonprofit just like the Humanity Project. Both nationally and locally, these mommies help other mothers to find support and friendship and even some fun in their communities. The Humanity Project is proud to officially partner with the South Florida chapter.
Bob Knotts | August 12, 2011
We ask ourselves the same words over and over at times like this: “How can I help?” Perhaps after the earthquake in Haiti or the tsunami in Japan. Now it’s the horrible humanitarian crisis in Somalia that makes us say it: “How can I help?” We think the real answers may go beyond the obvious thing, which is to donate money. We encourage such donations, of course. They add drops to the bucket of international relief flowing to Somalia and the nearby refugee camps in Kenya — and as we’ve written in this space before, our “drop in the bucket” is important.
Bob Knotts | February 1, 2011
The Humanity Project is very pleased to announce our newest addition to this organization. Gabriela Pinto has been elected unanimously to join the Board of Directors. All of us in the Humanity Project family welcome her.
Bob Knotts | January 6, 2011
Rebecca Nicholson and Angela Mihal are the Humanity Project’s co-Volunteers of the Year for 2010.
Bob Knotts | July 23, 2010
The Humanity Project today officially welcomes our newest member of the Board of Directors. Some of you already know Andrew Leone, Communications Specialist at Children’s Services Council of Broward County.
Bob Knotts | June 19, 2010
Originally published immediately after the Haiti earthquake: We want you to know that as the world scrambles to relieve the terrible suffering in Haiti, we’ve been busy doing what we can. We’re telling you this to suggest ways you can help too. One is specific to the Humanity Project. One is an easy method that [...]
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