We are delighted to have sponsored a Person Served Team at the Blue River Services Golf Scramble. The unwavering support extended to our community by Blue River Services and RBR Alliance is truly remarkable. As a company that prioritizes the community, we sincerely thank them for their valuable contributions to the Hoosier community.
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FirstOntario Credit Union is proud to present a meaningful discussion highlighting the essence of our partnership with the Hamilton Sports Group. In this conversation, our CEO Lloyd Smith CPA, CGA, CCE, Simoni Lawrence, and Courtney Stephen delve into how our collaboration is making a tangible difference in our communities. This initiative is a testament to our commitment to empowering and uniting the community through sports and partnerships. Watch as we explore the profound impact of these efforts on local development and community engagement. #EmpoweringCommunities #FirstOntario #FirstONPartnership #Ticats #HamOnt #LeadershipInAction Hamilton Tiger-Cats Football Club
Uniting Communities: The Heart of Our Partnership with Hamilton Sports Group | FirstOntario Credit Union
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Now that it is Springtime there are many activities going on around the area. Here are a few ideas! 🌷 #activitesinstlouis #activitiesinstcharles #themcgrathteam #stlrealestate #coldwellbankerrealtygundaker #stlrealtors #mcgrathteamrealtors #stcharlesrealestate #stcharlesrealtors
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It's about Rotary training tonight. I appreciate the planning and work put into a webinar I "attended." Are you in Rotary or another service club? What would you like to know about what your members are interested in? #Rotary #serviceaboveself #communityservice #RI
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Bid Coach 🦊 15+ years of helping SMEs win bids & tenders 🥇 Learn Bid Skills to win more contracts | Bid Support | Bid Training | Bid Writing | Bid Review | Bid Development I Tender Troubleshooting
SOCIAL VALUE SYNCHRONICITY 🔁 Nearly all tenders now include questions around social value, which aim to understand how the bidding organisation adds value to the communities in which they operate. Buyers want to work with a supplier who shares their values and which is committed to creating positive local impacts, as well as being able to deliver their project successfully. Social value can include economic, environmental and social factors and often includes a broader recognition of the impact/s that the procurement itself may have in society. SMS Group | Ship Repair | Marine Interiors | Marine Engineering | SC SQEP is evidencing their commitment to social value through a variety of projects, and I'm delighted to be supporting their initiative to engage with, and upskill, their local supply chain. My Bid Skills Workshops will help specialist suppliers and contractors bid for work with SMS Group, and support their delivery of a significant pipeline of works at Devonport Dockyard, for Babcock. My workshops will include content on how bidders can demonstrate social value in their bids for SMS Group, creating some lovely synchronicity around this project. ➡️ Please DM me to register your interest in attending the SMS Bid Skills workshops. #bidwriting #bidskills #socialvalue #plymouth #devon #tenders
As part of our WMPP framework within HMNB Devonport led by Dave Chaffers, Ben Rowe, Paul Downer and Marc (Jooles) Andrew we’re pleased to support numerous #SocialValue initiatives. To include (but not limited to) grassroots rugby, a bid writing workshop - to be hosted by Naomi Fox-Smith, and mock interviews at Ivybridge Community College. #community #engagement #SMS.
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📢 Announcement 📢 It’s been 6 months since the launch of Move Together, Kent and Medway’s strategy for sport and physical activity. There’s already so much going on across the county to get more people, more active, more often. Here's what you, our supporting partners, have told us how you're contributing to increase activity across Kent and Medway 👇 Together we are… Connecting Communities Pledge your support to the Strategy 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e3uT4VQ6
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I love sharing examples of what positive, future focused outcomes can be achieved when community, businesses and schools all work together. Thanks Alicia Poole for inviting me to be part of this feature article for HUNTERhunter.
Busy and bright is how Anna described the future of The Groundswell Collective in her recent interview with Alicia Poole from HUNTERhunter. She shared insights into some of her favorite Groundswell projects, including Urban Hum Tiny Forest and the Lake Mac Seed Library. Anna also talked about her favorite places to visit around Lake Mac and her reaction to being awarded Lake Mac Volunteer of the Year. What an impressive line up of locals to be included in. With Matt Hall Racing and fellow NSW Women of the Year finalist (One to Watch)- Sophie Berube. Read more here…. Anna Scobie Christopher Brown, Liam Lewis.
Celebrating the winners of 2024
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SPOILER ALERT!!! (If you know where I’ve been travelling, please don’t share the location, as I don’t want this community to be taken out of context). I don’t have the answers to Candice James BEM’s question but here’s something I’ve just learned about empowering community (or disempowering community, depending on how you want to define it). I have (literally) just flown into London for a long weekend before returning to a beautiful Southern European city with a number of social issues. As a Changemaker, funding manager, Director of Wellbeing and coach, I can’t help but be intensely interested in what is going on. What has made what once was a tight-knit but fairly underprivileged community (especially in the older parts of the city) so angry and resentful? Not everyone, of course; there are winners. But, enough to be noticeable as an outsider. Investment was encouraged to stop the decline of a crumbling city centre; now, the local people feel displaced, ignored and locked out of their steadily changing city. Yet, many still work there - often in low paid roles servicing the tourist industry - knowing that they will never be able to afford to enjoy their city in the way that these strangers can. Worst still, many of the schools and kindergartens etc are set alongside or behind beautiful churches, so this community has to run the gauntlet of strangers turning up to take photos (apparently) of them collecting their kids from school or wherever! Images that may then be posted online with the name of the school, and photos of their kids and other identifiers, for anyone to see. The target is the church, of course, but this just does not work. I totally understand the communities fear, anger and frustration. My conclusion, thus far, is that we (i.e. all of us) need to make a massive conceptual leap in how we value ‘communities’. As I said at the beginning of this post, the city is quite simply exquisite; but, the city does not exist on its own. No ‘place’ does. Every place is the sum total of the people who have gone before, those that are there now, and those that will come in the future. It’s time we begin to see the people of a place as part of its ‘essential splendor’ (however wealthy or not it is). Then, and only then will we begin to centre our change around the critical ingredient for success - the people of that place - and create solutions that work for them, too. Congratulations, The Ubele Initiative; I’m looking forward to seeing this unfold🙌🏽 H🦋
Inspired and empowered by the national launch of Agbero 2100 The Ubele Initiative 😊 A great way to start 2024 in the company of remarkable community leaders, system change makers and funders. It's a good look to see representation from Lambeth and Southwark up north 😃 Nicholas Okwulu Food for Thought: *Love the policital energy from my new found community alies in Manchester *Same challenges different neighbourhoods *Power as a collective *Unlocking a funding formula that works for us (LCC) a community org *Demonstrate to demand (evidence based) *London Bubble How can we establish a mutual transactional relationship between communities in both the north and south 🤔
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Great tips! 🙌🏼
Welcome to 2024. Read #7 and be busy changing lives. Jon Gordon - Thank you. 🙏 ❤️ #changinglives #myrtlebeachsc #charlestonsc #hiltonhead
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Did you see it? 🤩 Thank you Look East for spending some time with us last week to help celebrate our 70th year and find out about our new branding and the special people involved in what we do. If you missed it you can watch the full feature on iPlayer👇 https://lnkd.in/efv6Td3C If you want to scroll forward we are at 4:59 minutes. #embracecharity #embracebedford #familieswithdisabilities #disabilityinclusion #disabilityawareness
Look East - Lunchtime News: 12/08/2024
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