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House of Refuge receives $90K grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

House of Refuge receives $90K grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

House of Refuge, a nonprofit organization in Mesa providing transitional housing and support services to Arizona’s homeless families, has been awarded a $90,000 grant over two years to fund its employment and education support program.

In a hot and dry summer, state and nonprofit agencies provide water and care for wildlife

In a hot and dry summer, state and nonprofit agencies provide water and care for wildlife

On the opposite side of Lake Roosevelt, coming from the west, a herd of big-antlered mule deer emerged from the hills with their brown coats and white rumps glistening in the harsh sunlight. Thirsty, they were looking for a place to rest and get some water when they encountered State Route 188, separating them from

9-4-24 Pilgrim Rest Foundation Bolsters Emergency Housing Support with Grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-4-24 $500,000 Grant Bolsters Nonprofit Fund to Provide Emergency Housing Support
8-29-24 How Coca-Cola, Google and REI are Joining Efforts to Protect Arizona’s Verde River
8-26-24 How Boeing, Coca-Cola and Google joined to save Arizona’s Verde River
8-22-24 Harris, Trump differ widely on most environment and climate issues. Here’s what to know
8-14-24 Foothills Caring Corps Receives Grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-14-24 Foothills Caring Corps Receives Grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-22-24 Participants Logged More Than 21 Million Minutes of Reading During the Indianapolis Public Library’s 2024 Summer Reading Program
8-16-24 Kris Mayes calls for new review of Pinyon Plain uranium mine near the Grand Canyon
8-15-24 Participants Logged More Than 21 Million Minutes of Reading During the Indianapolis Public Library’s 2024 Summer Reading Program
8-15-24 Participants Logged More Than 21 Million Minutes of Reading During the Indianapolis Public Library’s 2024 Summer Reading Program
8-12-24 Scrub Hub: Passing a wind farm, I see some turbines spinning and others motionless. Why?
8-12-24 Phoenix Zoo researcher spots an ocelot on trail cam, the first in the area for 50 years
8-6-24 Uranium shipments light up the opposition
7-30-24 Year of the wolf: ‘running out of time’
7-8-24 The White River in Indiana
7-7-24 Tips to keep birds from flying into your windows
7-5-24 Indiana Outdoor Events for your weekend escape
7-3-24 Feds will jolt invasive bass with cold water in a bid to help native Grand Canyon fish
7-1-24 Scrub Hub: Here’s how to keep birds from flying into your windows and dying
7-1-24 Are decades of botanical sexism causing your allergies? Scrub Hub explains.
6-29-24 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Environmental Grants
6-25-24 Silly Mountain Botanical Walk
6-19-24 MCACC awarded $75,000 grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, large dogs to benefit
6-19-24 Hot dogs (or cats) aren’t cool. Vet offers tips on keeping your pets safe during heat wave
6-19-24 Hot dogs (or cats) aren’t cool. Vet offers tips on keeping your pets safe during heat wave
6-19-24 Hot dogs (or cats) aren’t cool. Vet offers tips on keeping your pets safe during heat wave
6-17-24 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Grants (Non-Environment Requests)
6-16-24 Style is the new green
6-16-24 Another viewpoint editorial: Why isn’t there a legislative interim environmental study committee?
6-12-24 MCACC Awarded Grant to Grow its Foster Program
6-12-24 Rules will let SRP keep water that had flowed into Salt River
6-11-24 New animal shelter breaks ground in southeast Indianapolis
6-11-24 Mayor Hogsett, Indianapolis Animal Care Services break ground on new animal shelter on southeast side
6-10-24 Editorial Roundup: Indiana
6-10-24 New animal shelter breaks ground in southeast Indianapolis
6-10-24 New animal shelter, broadband, call for housing commission, high-school changes
6-5-24 Indy-based company fined $35M for animal welfare crimes involving more than 4,000 beagles
6-5-24 Thank you Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
6-4-24 Indy-based company fined $35M for animal welfare crimes involving more than 4,000 beagles
6-4-24 Indian company fined $35 million for animal welfare crimes involving over 4,000 beagles
6-4-24 F.A.S. Community Spay and Neuter Events and Specials
5-30-24 Paddling and fossil beds: Get outside this weekend with these Indiana events
5-30-24 Hummingbirds are coming back to Indiana. Here’s how to attract them to your yard
5-30-24 Paddling and fossil beds: Get outside this weekend with these Indiana events
5-29-24 Buffalo roamed across Indiana for centuries. See what’s being done to bring them back.
5-26-24 Art Workshop: Nature Journaling June 8 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
5-20-24 Arizona’s Sky Islands are a ‘treasure’ that warming climate and mining threaten to bury
5-17-24 Race day forecast for the 2024 Indy 500: Will it rain? Here’s the latest
5-17-24 Free Vaccines For Owned Dogs May 17th and 24th
5-17-24 Vaccine Blitz: Free Vaccines for Dogs at Food City
5-15-24 SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment
5-13-24 Scrub Hub: Are your asthma and allergies getting worse? This might be why.
5-9-24 Take mom for a hike: Mother’s Day weekend events across Indiana’s natural areas
5-8-24 PHOENIX’S AAWL OFFERS FREE ADOPTION FOR PETS OVER ONE YEAR OLD IN MASSIVE SPRING SHELTER CLEAR-OUT
5-8-24 Quieter, cleaner electric school buses hit Phoenix streets. Why they’re good for kids
5-3-24 Multiple Arizona facilities participating in Empty the Shelters adoption event
5-3-24 SEJ Awards: 2024 Rules
4-25-24 USDA asks Hoosiers to stop spotted lanternfly, spongy moth. Here’s what to do if you see them
4-24-24 SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment
4-18-24 Partnering to Protect the White River: Conner Prairie and the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
4-17-24 New Rio Salado Pollinator Garden Provides a Home for Bees, Butterflies, and Birds to Flourish
4-16-24 Indy weather: NWS calls for storms Tuesday and Wednesday
4-16-24 Thunderstorms and heavy rains on the way for parts of Indiana
4-15-24 Thunderstorms and heavy rains on the way for parts of Indiana
4-11-24 Indiana AG Todd Rokita files lawsuit against 22 manufacturers of toxic PFAS forever chemicals
4-7-24 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund grants $4,550,000 to 32 organizations in Central Indiana
4-7-24 VERDE VALLEY BIRDING AND NATURE FESTIVAL: SPRING ECOSYSTEMS – BASEFLOW SOURCES OF THE VERDE RIVER
4-4-24 Take a hike: Weekend events across Indiana’s natural areas
4-3-24 Indiana’s super tornado outbreak was 50 years ago today. How to learn more about it
4-1-24 IndyStar gave $80K+ in Season for Sharing grants to these projects improving youth literacy
4-1-24 IndyStar gave $80K+ in Season for Sharing grants to these projects improving youth literacy
4-1-24 IndyStar gave $80K+ in Season for Sharing grants to these projects improving youth literacy
3-28-24 Cultivating Birth Equity in Arizona: A Listening Session led by Phoenix Birthworkers of Color
3-28-24 Furry Friends
3-23-24 New Rio Salado Pollinator Garden provides a home for bees, butterflies, and birds to flourish
3-23-24 Trust for Public Land helps secure land for Arizona’s newest state par
3-22-24 Indianapolis Animal Care Services seeks shelter construction manager
3-22-24 Trust for Public Land helps secure land for Arizona’s newest state park
3-22-24 Verde River’s Headwaters Protected: Arizona Welcomes Newest State Park in Prescott-Chino Valley Region
3-22-24 Press Release – City Issues Animal Shelter Request for Proposals
3-22-24 Trust for Public Land and Partners Help Secure Land for Arizona’s Newest State Park
3-22-24 A huge thank you to our growing list of supporters!
3-21-24 Indiana offers tornado victim additional resources
3-20-24 NWS issues fire weather risk in Central Indiana
3-18-24 IU researcher to discuss how racism creates environmental injustice
3-17-24 30th Season for Sharing raises nearly $1.6M; Funds granted to over 160 nonprofits
3-17-24 30th Season for Sharing raises nearly $1.6M; Funds granted to over 160 nonprofits
3-15-24 Explore Yellowwood State Forest during the solar eclipse
3-15-24 Explore Yellowwood State Forest during the solar eclipse
3-13-24 Marion County program battles the ‘financial incarceration’ of eviction
3-13-24 Arizona lawmaker calls climate research ‘anti-God,’ pushes to ban it at state universities
3-12-24 A 7-sided puzzle on the Colorado River
3-8-24 Long-range forecast shows Indiana with clear skies during eclipse
3-8-24 Indiana’s false spring: Here’s how it can affect the region and why it matters
3-5-24 Colorado River conservation measures will protect reservoir levels through 2026, feds say
3-1-24 How to identify and destroy the spotted lanternfly, one of Indiana’s invasive species
2-28-24 NWS: Parts of Indiana could see wind gusts, hail, tornadoes. Is it rare for February?
2-28-24 Did you hear the tornado sirens last night? Here’s why
2-28-24 Feral, free-roaming cats upset bird populations. Here’s how Hoosiers can help
2-27-24 More time with our best friends? Potential dog lifespan extender advances
2-27-24 Indianapolis Battles Wildlife Threat with Innovative Cat Neuter Program
2-24-24 Climate change is already affecting Indiana. Here are some solutions
2-23-24 Input needed for community wide plan to improve animal welfare in Marion County
2-23-24 Input needed for community wide plan to improve animal welfare in Marion County
2-23-24 The water from leaky pipes in Phoenix could supply a small city, but there’s no cheap fix
2-22-24 Dozens of trees have been cut down in Irvington’s Ellenberger Park. Here’s why.
2-22-24 AES’S IU INDIANAPOLIS NINA SCHOLAR’S PROGRAM PANEL
2-21-24 Will April showers obscure total eclipse? Recent data suggests that’s a possibility.
2-21-24 ‘Gaslit’ Project Spotlights Challenges of Teaching Investigative Journalism
2-21-24 Arizona Humane Society moving to ‘state of the art’ Papago Park facility
2-20-24 The Trickle-Up Effect
2-19-24 How can Indigenous knowledge mitigate climate change? Watch Journal Sentinel event live
2-12-24 What you need to know about toxic ‘forever chemicals’ and the Indiana legislature
2-8-24 “PROJECT CONNECT” BRINGS SERVICES, RESOURCES FOR INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS IN SURPRISE, WEST VALLEY DURING ONE-DAY EVENT, FEB. 22
2-7-24 Rockefeller Foundation Pledges $80 Million to Continue Its Food Is Medicine Programs
2-7-24 Grants for After School Programs in Arizona
2-6-24 Advocates say wetlands bill is flying through legislature to ‘quiet public outcry’
2-1-24 EPA OKs state’s first plant to cut CO2 emissions through sequestration. What that means.
1-29-24 Field Trip: Lessons From the Rio Salado: Investing in Watershed and Community Resilience
1-24-24 Trust awards Phoenix nonprofit $2.25M grant for homelessness prevention
1-24-24 NINA MASON PULLIAM CHARITABLE TRUST AWARDS KEYS TO CHANGE A 3-YEAR, $2.25 MILLION GRANT FOR HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION
1-24-24 Trust Awards $2.25M Grant to Prevent Homelessness
1-18-24 Stinky tap water is temporary inconvenience following heavy rains, safe to drink
1-18-24 Lawmaker renews attempt to approve bobcat hunting in Indiana
1-16-24 Indiana Governor signs executive order to avert local propane shortages
1-16-24 Event Series: Bird Outings at Rio Saldo
1-8-24 Valley Deals Delight, Discounted Donuts and Pet Care for Maricopa County Residents
1-7-24 IndyStar’s 2023 Impact Report: A Beacon of Journalism Driving Change in Central Indiana
1-7-24 For the greater good of Central Indiana: IndyStar’s Community Impact Report
1-7-24 To our funders: Thank you for helping IndyStar connect with our neighbors this year
1-6-24 The Importance Of Animal Welfare Nonprofit Organizations In San Tan Valley, AZ
1-4-24 United Way of Central Indiana to help with heating bills
1-2-24 Where Marion County residents can apply for winter heating assistance

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10-26-23 Hogsett Announces New Animal Shelter Site, Shreve Says “Photo-Op Joe” is Playing Dirty Politics
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4-3-23 Whiteland plans to rebuild after Friday’s tornado — but it will take time
3-31-23 Turning cow waste into biogas is a hot investment. Is it also a climate solution?
3-31-23 Falling natural gas prices mean some utility customers could see lower summer bills
3-31-23 SEJ Awards: 2023 Rules
3-31-23 Discovery and Stewardship: Source Springs of the Verde River Basin
3-31-23 Falling natural gas prices mean some utility customers could see lower summer bills
3-31-23 Turning cow waste into biogas is a hot investment. Is it also a climate solution?
3-30-23 Turning cow waste into biogas is a hot investment. Is it also a climate solution?
3-30-23 EPA approves plan for cleaning up toxic pollution in Franklin, ending nearly 40-year wait
3-30-23 EPA approves plan for cleaning up toxic pollution in Franklin, ending nearly 40-year wait
3-29-23 In the Know with ROW: Tactical Urbanism 101
3-29-23 Riparian habitat threatened by proposed project, San Pedro River advocates say
3-29-23 Ivy Insider Scholarship Applications
3-29-23 Riparian habitat threatened by proposed project, San Pedro River advocates say
3-28-23 Spring came early. That’s bad for Arizona’s water supply
3-28-23 Bridging Success Program
3-27-23 In the Know with ROW: The Dirt on Dirt
3-27-23 Spring came early. That’s bad for Arizona’s water supply
3-27-23 Environmental groups, Democrats blindsided by amendment further gutting wetland protection
3-27-23 Why are lightning disappearing in Indiana and the United States?
3-27-23 Spring came early. That’s bad for Arizona’s water supply
3-24-23 Holcomb budget plan bolsters natural resource spending, but will funding be cut?
3-24-23 Arizona Gives Day 2023: more than 950 nonprofits participating
3-20-23 Scrub Hub: What is a spotted lanternfly? And how can you help stop the invasive insect?
3-18-23 How a ‘cold shock’ of water from Lake Powell could thwart invasive Grand Canyon bass
3-17-23 How a ‘cold shock’ of water from Lake Powell could thwart invasive Grand Canyon bass
3-17-23 Restoring desert crusts may control dust pollution better than spraying water
3-16-23 What is an atmospheric river and how does it affect Arizona’s weather?
3-16-23 What is atmospheric flux and how does it affect Arizona weather?
3-15-23 EPA introduces new national standards for ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
3-14-23 Carbon capture is gaining a foothold in Indiana. Here’s what it may mean to Hoosiers
3-14-23 Carbon capture is gaining a foothold in Indiana. Here’s what it may mean to Hoosiers
3-14-23 EPA introduces new national standards for ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
3-13-23 How do you grow crops with no water? A rancher on the Gila River is trying an old approach
3-13-23 Power play: Lawmakers plan for disposal of solar and wind systems, but not toxic coal ash
3-13-23 How do you grow crops with no water? A rancher on the Gila River is trying an old approach
3-12-23 Environmental justice, protecting wild places are on the agenda for new Sierra Club leader
3-12-23 Environmental justice, protecting wild places are on the agenda for new Sierra Club leader
3-12-23 Housing insecurity a priority for grants as Season for Sharing raises $1.6M
3-12-23 Housing insecurity a priority for grants as Season for Sharing raises $1.6M
3-11-23 Feds finalizing $250M in water-saving measures to help drought-stricken Lake Mead
3-11-23 How a ‘cold shock’ of water from Lake Powell could thwart invasive Grand Canyon bass
3-10-23 Lawmakers seek to protect Indiana firefighters from toxic chemical, leave Hoosiers at risk
3-10-23 Results: Hazardous waste from Ohio train wreck doesn’t contain harmful levels of dioxins
3-10-23 Feds finalizing $250M in water-saving measures to help drought-stricken Lake Mead
3-9-23 Results: Hazardous waste from Ohio train wreck doesn’t contain harmful levels of dioxins
3-8-23 EPA temporarily stops hazardous waste coming to Indiana landfill for additional testing
3-6-23 Scrub Hub: Animals are dying on Indiana roads. Could wildlife crossings help?
3-6-23 Scrub Hub: Animals are dying on Indiana roads. Could wildlife crossings help?
3-6-23 Scrub Hub: Animals are dying on Indiana roads. Could wildlife crossings help?
3-4-23 EPA commits to testing toxic waste headed to Indiana landfill
3-3-23 Jaguars, leopard frogs, condors: Here are some of Arizona’s most imperiled species
3-3-23 Salt River Project opens Bartlett Dam floodgates to make room for spring snowmelt
3-3-23 Salt River Project opens Bartlett Dam floodgates to make room for spring snowmelt
3-2-23 ‘Weather chaos’ brings enough snow to fill Verde River reservoirs, ease drought conditions
3-1-23 Indiana landfill receiving toxic waste from Ohio train derailment has past violations
3-1-23 Roachdale landfill owner hosting public meeting on toxic waste from Ohio train crash
3-1-23 Indianapolis Zoo announces six finalists for worldwide wildlife conservation prize
3-1-23 ‘Weather chaos’ brings enough snow to fill Verde River reservoirs, ease drought conditions
3-1-23 Midwest blackout concerns pit renewable energy against fossil fuels
3-1-23 IDNR investigates shooting of bald eagle in Dubois County
3-1-23 The “weather chaos” is bringing enough snow to fill Verde River reservoirs and alleviate drought conditions
3-1-23 Mexican gray wolf population surpasses 200 for the first time since recovery efforts began
3-1-23 Indianapolis Zoo announces six finalists for worldwide wildlife conservation prize
2-28-23 Indiana communities at risk for train disasters like the one that devastated Ohio town
2-28-23 Indiana landfill receiving toxic waste from Ohio train derailment has past violations
2-28-23 Indiana communities at risk for train disasters like the one that devastated Ohio town
2-28-23 IDNR investigates shooting of bald eagle in Dubois County
2-27-23 Experts say trains are becoming less safe. Here are the possible reasons why.
2-27-23 Youth-driven bill to create Indiana climate change task force dies in Senate — again
2-11-23 With Colorado River water cuts, some Pinal farmers drill wells. For others, fields sit dry
2-10-23 Advocates worry energy bills give more power to utilities, put consumers at risk
2-9-23 Spring 2023 Nonprofit Program Series at Central Library
2-8-23 Hendricks County solar farm to feature largest array operated by an Indiana energy co-op
2-8-23 Hendricks County solar farm to feature largest array operated by an Indiana energy co-op
2-7-23 Scrub Hub: How do snow and winter weather impact my solar panels? It’s complicated.
2-6-23 Water, climate change, land protection are key legislative issues for environmental groups
2-1-23 6 Colorado River states submit a plan to cut water use, but California says ‘no deal’
1-31-23 These bills seek to protect the environment and Hoosiers’ health. They die every year.
1-30-23 Central Arizona farms rely on groundwater. How research aims to … – The Arizona Republic
1-30-23 Indiana legislature ignores many environmental bills year after
1-28-23 Central Arizona farms rely on groundwater. How research aims to help farmers adapt, protect aquifers
1-27-23 Nina Mason Pulliam Trust gives to Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona
1-27-23 New report: Indiana refinery is one of the worst water polluters in the nation
1-24-23 Botanical gardens emerge as a model of biodiversity for Arizona’s butterfly populations
1-23-23 Scrub Hub: Passing a wind farm, I see some turbines spinning and others motionless. Why?
1-22-23 Citing inflation, many Arizona nonprofits report decrease in year-end donations
1-19-23 Legal & General Retirement America Closes Out Historic Year with over $2 billion in PRT Transactions
1-12-23 Nina Mason Pulliam Trust Helps Free Arts Expand its Reach
1-10-23 8 ways IndyStar reporting made an impact in 2022
1-9-23 Chandler: Reflecting over 9 years of service
1-8-23 The Arizona Republic’s 2022 Community Impact Report
1-8-23 Republic’s charitable efforts provide millions of dollars to help those in need
1-3-23 Mountain lion encounters are rare, but if you encounter one, here are 5 ways to stay safe
1-3-23 Senior Program Officer (Indiana)
12-31-22 Here’s the link to make an online donation to Season for Sharing
12-30-22 Here’s the link to make an online donation to Season for Sharing
12-29-22 Season for Sharing: Youth Empowered uses sailing to teach kids about STEM, Black history
12-23-22 Season for Sharing nonprofits help families celebrate season
12-22-22 Brooke’s Place in Indianapolis helps children and families navigate grief
12-22-22 Brooke’s Place in Indianapolis helps children and families navigate grief
12-19-22 Season for Sharing: Assistance League clothes Indy’s kids year-round
12-19-22 Major Indiana corporations and cities are urging electric utilities for more renewable energy options
12-15-22 Season for Sharing: Naptown United wants accessible, competitive soccer for Indy’s kids
12-15-22 Season for Sharing: Naptown United wants accessible, competitive soccer for Indy’s kids
12-13-22 The application is open for 2022 IndyStar Season for Sharing grants. What you need to know
12-8-22 Season for Sharing: Brightlane Learning has new name, same aim to educate homeless youth
12-8-22 Season for Sharing: Brightlane Learning has new name, same aim to educate homeless youth
12-8-22 Season for Sharing: Brightlane Learning has new name, same aim to educate homeless youth
12-6-22 Season for Sharing: From homework to job skills, Saint Florian Center helps at-risk kids
12-5-22 Season for Sharing: From homework to job skills, Saint Florian Center helps at-risk kids
12-5-22 Season for Sharing: From homework to job skills, Saint Florian Center helps at-risk kids
12-4-22 Cover Crop Premium Discount Program in third year
12-3-22 Season for Sharing: The Hub at George Washington gives high schoolers a safe space to grow
12-1-22 Zoo announcing $53M campaign to fund chimp exhibit, more
12-1-22 Northern long-eared bats living in Indiana facing extinction, now listed as endangered
12-1-22 Wildlife advocates say Ducey’s new border barrier threatens fragile Arizona habitat
12-1-22 Northern long-eared bats living in Indiana facing extinction, now listed as endangered
12-1-22 Northern long-eared bats living in Indiana facing extinction, now listed as endangered
12-1-22 Northern long-eared bats living in Indiana facing extinction, now listed as endangered
12-1-22 Season for Sharing: The Hub at George Washington gives high schoolers a safe space to grow
12-1-22 Season for Sharing: The Hub at George Washington gives high schoolers a safe space to grow
12-1-22 NEW GUEST WELCOME CENTER EXPERIENCE, GLOBAL CENTER FOR SPECIES SURVIVAL AND INTERNATIONAL CHIMPANZEE COMPLEX HEADLINE CAMPAIGN Indianapolis Zoo Announces The Campaign for Our Zoo, Our Community, Our World
12-1-22 Zoo announcing $53M campaign to fund chimp exhibit, welcome center and more
12-1-22 Zoo announces $53 million campaign to fund chimpanzee exhibits, more – Inside Indiana Business
12-1-22 Wildlife advocates say Ducey’s new border barrier threatens fragile Arizona habitat
11-29-22 Winners of the Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
11-28-22 Season for Sharing: Grassroot Projects helps immigrant families
11-28-22 Scrub Hub: Here’s how you can help wildlife over the winter
11-27-22 Season for Sharing: Grassroot Projects helps immigrant families
11-27-22 Electric vehicles could help the environment, if drivers can find a charging station
11-27-22 Electric cars could help the environment with charging stations
11-27-22 Season for Sharing: Grassroot Projects helps immigrant families
11-25-22 Don’t want to fight the shopping crowds? State parks offering free admission Black Friday
11-25-22 CenterPoint Energy request 3-month rate hike for 2023 following coal plant failure
11-25-22 Don’t want to fight the shopping crowds? State parks offering free admission Black Friday
11-24-22 The application is open for 2022 IndyStar Season for Sharing grants. What you need to know
11-24-22 Season for Sharing: Joseph Maley Foundation teaches kids about disabilities
11-24-22 Too many are vulnerable as costs keep rising. Donate to Season for Sharing to help
11-24-22 Volunteer, state crews contain 110-acre brush fire at Brown County State Park
11-24-22 Season for Sharing: Joseph Maley Foundation teaches kids about disabilities
11-24-22 Too many are vulnerable as costs keep rising. Donate to Season for Sharing to help
11-22-22 As the Colorado River is stretched thin by drought, can the 100-year-old rules that divide it still work?
11-22-22 Air conditioning, treats and hugs. Pardoned turkeys live a luxurious lifestyle at Purdue.
11-19-22 Maricopa County voters reelect 2 CAP board incumbents, add 3 newcomers
11-18-22 Shoppers seeing higher turkey prices this Thanksgiving after bird flu outbreak
11-16-22 Repeat offender receives state’s 1st-ever lifetime hunting ban for poaching wild turkeys
11-15-22 How would 1,900 more cows grazing along the Salt River affect the land and the wildlife?
11-15-22 California’s New Solar Power Proposal Removes Hefty Grid Connection Fee
11-13-22 Season for Sharing 2022 kicks off, continuing legacy of helping Arizonans in need
11-13-22 Season for Sharing 2022 kicks off, continuing legacy of helping Arizonans in need
11-10-22 Utility companies, Indiana offer billing assistance for winter home heating
11-8-22 Opposition to a Cochise County water measure flows in mostly from out-of-area sources
11-4-22 Indiana is failing to clean up its toxic coal ash pits, new report says
11-4-22 Former Reclamation Commissioner Brenda Burman to head Central Arizona Project
11-2-22 ElevateEdAZ to Receive $100,000 from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
11-2-22 Advocates, utilities ask Indiana Supreme Court to decide how solar customers are charged
11-2-22 Advocates, utilities ask Indiana Supreme Court to decide how solar customers are charged
11-1-22 Launching Nov. 1: Program to assist Marion County residents with heating bills
10-31-22 Scrub Hub: What can I do with my leftover jack-o’-lanterns, pumpkins?
10-28-22 How Every Grantmaker Can Incorporate Trust-Based Practices (PEAK Midwest)
10-26-22 Announcing the winner of the 2022 Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
10-20-22 Authorities investigate the killing of a captive-born Mexican gray wolf in New Mexico
10-19-22 Authorities investigate the killing of a captive-born Mexican gray wolf in New Mexico
10-19-22 Gila River tribe will take offer to conserve water, but Yuma farmers say it’s not enough
10-19-22 As wells dry up and lawmakers balk, Cochise voters could force new groundwater protections
10-18-22 New leader taking the helm at Indiana’s largest environmental organization
10-18-22 Indianapolis Zoo announces nominees for worldwide wildlife conservation prize
10-17-22 Scrub Hub: Solar scammers want your money. How do I spot and avoid them?
10-13-22 West Lafayette teen honored for work fighting climate change at home and across Indiana
10-7-22 Leaders discuss water rights
10-5-22 Condors take flight near Grand Canyon, but lead ammo could ground the species
10-4-22 A wetter world is changing farm country. Can growers adapt?
10-3-22 Scrub Hub: How can teenagers help protect the environment?
10-1-22 ‘Most expensive crop in decades’: Farmers face higher stakes than ever with inflation
9-30-22 ‘Most expensive crop in decades’: Farmers face higher stakes than ever with inflation
9-30-22 How inflation is impacting South Bend region, Indiana farmers
9-30-22 How inflation is impacting South Bend region, Indiana farmers
9-30-22 How Inflation Is Impacting South Bend Region, Indiana Farmers
9-27-22 How an Arizona tribe and wildlife biologists rescued the Apache trout from near extinction
9-26-22 Indiana residents will experience more extreme heat days by midcentury, study says
9-26-22 Indiana residents will experience more extreme hot days by mid-century, a study says
9-26-22 Indiana residents will experience more extreme hot days by mid-century, a study says
9-26-22 Indiana residents will experience more extreme hot days by mid-century, a study says
9-23-22 HSPA 2022 Journalism Awards
9-23-22 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Celebrates 10 Years of Indiana Animal Advocacy
9-21-22 Plan to build large warehouse could cause damaging floods, Franklin Township residents say
9-19-22 Scrub Hub: The spongy moth is ‘devastating’ forests across U.S. and it’s coming to Indiana
9-19-22 Stream Workshop at Fall Creek
9-17-22 BP must pay nearly $3M for dangerous air pollution violations at Indiana refinery
9-16-22 Stream Workshop at Fall Creek
9-16-22 Grand Canyon bison are headed to Great Plains tribal lands as North Rim herd is reduced
9-15-22 Nonprofits can apply now for 2022-23 Season for Sharing grants
9-15-22 Purdue leading research to grow solar and crops together in Corn Belt
9-15-22 Stream Workshop at Fall Creek
9-13-22 Can solar panels and row crops coexist on farmland across the skeptical Corn Belt?
9-13-22 Indianapolis Zoo announces finalists for new Emerging Conservationist Award
9-13-22 Park Service to poison bass upstream of Grand Canyon to save native fish
9-13-22 Indianapolis Zoo announces Emerging Conservationist Award finalists
9-12-22 Biologists plan to poison bass that threaten Grand Canyon chubs
9-12-22 2022 State of the Verde Watershed Conference
9-11-22 Disconnected and ‘dehumanized’: How thousands across Phoenix survive without running water
9-11-22 Disconnected and ‘dehumanized’: How thousands across Phoenix survive without running water
9-11-22 Thousands lack access to running water in metro Phoenix – The Arizona Republic
9-9-22 Grants for Environmental Projects in Indiana
9-7-22 Grown IN Indiana: Hemp growers test new strains, ready for legalization
9-7-22 At Lake Powell, a ‘front-row seat’ to a drying Colorado River and an uncertain future
9-3-22 Indianapolis Animal Care Services gets funding to build new facility
9-2-22 The Collective Tap
9-2-22 People on the Move – Kristina Perez
9-1-22 Indianapolis Animal Care getting $3M grant to help build new facility
9-1-22 Indianapolis Animal Care Services gets funding to build new facility
8-31-22 Grown IN Indiana: Bringing farming into classrooms is more than cows, sows and plows
8-31-22 IACS receives $3 million donation, planning to build new facility
8-31-22 Indianapolis Animal Care receives $3 million grant to help build new facility – Indianapolis Business Journal
8-31-22 IACS gets funding to build new facility
8-31-22 IACS gets funding to build new facility
8-31-22 IACS gets funding to build new facility
8-31-22 New animal care facility will be at Sherman Park
8-31-22 Indianapolis Animal Care getting $3M grant to help build new facility
8-30-22 Fall 2022 Nonprofit Program Series at Central Library
8-29-22 Sustainability in action
8-27-22 Pulliam Trust awards $75,000 to Northwest Valley Connect
8-26-22 What do shark teeth have to do with Indiana’s groundwater? Researcher digs for answers
8-25-22 More than 20,000 youth participate in Indy Library’s Summer Reading Program
8-24-22 From Indiana to your aquarium: Oldest private fish farm in the U.S. raises goldfish, koi
8-22-22 Scrub Hub: What is corn sweat? And does it make our Midwest summers muggy?
8-22-22 Scrub Hub: What is corn sweat? And does it make our Midwest summers muggy?
8-17-22 Grown IN Indiana: Urban farmers uplift Indy communities, raise next generation
8-16-22 Participants Logged More Than 15 Million Minutes of Reading During the Indianapolis Public Library’s 2022 Summer Reading Program
8-15-22 Federal to Local Investment Converges at Rio Salado Audubon Center
8-15-22 John Vanausdall, Eiteljorg museum leader since 1996, announces retirement plans
8-13-22 Conner Prairie kicks off $24M in capital projects
8-12-22 Conner Prairie unveils plans for $24M in new projects at museum
8-10-22 Grown IN Indiana: Wagyu farmer pursuing perfection in cattle operation, restaurant
8-10-22 Sinema meets with regional water officials to talk about $4B in Colorado River drought aid
8-9-22 Scrub Hub: Green job opportunities expected to continue growing in Indiana
8-6-22 Return of ‘the boss’: El Jefe, a jaguar that roamed Arizona, has turned up alive in Mexico
8-4-22 Report: Modify Glen Canyon Dam soon or risk losing the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon
8-3-22 Scaling up: Vertical farming takes hold and grows big in Indiana
8-2-22 CLD receives funds for HQ expansion
7-30-22 US House passes bills to address drought on the Colorado River, wildfire recovery
7-27-22 What’s in a name? Asian carp get a new, more palatable name: Copi
7-21-22 Honey bees face multiple stressors, but IU researchers hope findings reduce colony declines
7-21-22 Infrastructure law funds Superfund cleanups, but not uranium mines on Indigenous lands
7-20-22 Hoosier shrimp farm, Indiana’s portal to the sea, boasts ‘freshest seafood for 600 miles’
7-20-22 As Lake Powell shrinks, voracious smallmouth bass are staging for a Grand Canyon invasion
7-19-22 Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation Receives Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Grant to Continue its Foster Care Student Program
7-6-22 IndyPL’s Summer Reading Program Continues Through July 30!
7-5-22 White-nose syndrome is killing Indiana bats. Colder caves might save the vital bug eaters
7-1-22 Arizona and tribes could protect a wider range of species with money in a new bill
7-1-22 Health Plan Transparency Compliance: Written Agreements with Insurance Carriers, Third-Party Administrators or Pharmacy Benefit Managers
6-30-22 CenterPoint customers to see higher bills after Indiana OKs building two new gas plants
6-29-22 Scrub Hub: Are lightning bugs disappearing from Indiana’s night skies?
6-29-22 Scrub Hub: Are lightning bugs disappearing from Indiana’s night skies?
6-27-22 Arizona lawmakers bank a billion dollars to augment and save water
6-27-22 Pipelines? Desalination? Turf removal? Arizona commits $1B to augment, conserve water supplies
6-24-22 Wildfires like Rodeo-Chediski imperil Mexican spotted owls, but is forest work also a threat?
6-23-22 Wildfires are a part of life in the White Mountains. Here’s how Arizona towns are preparing
6-21-22 Rodeo-Chediski Fire scarred Arizona forests. How have they changed in the past 20 years?
6-21-22 How thinning dense Arizona forests could prevent another megafire and protect water sources
6-9-22 Indy Public Library launches 2022 Summer Reading Program
6-7-22 Firefighting foam is toxic. Indiana launches new program to safely get rid of it
6-6-22 The Indianapolis Public Library Launches 2022 Summer Reading Program
6-5-22 How these groups are rescuing saguaro cactuses and restoring a wildfire burn scar
6-4-22 The Trust featured on Pet Pals TV
6-3-22 Summer discounts in June at Arizona Humane Society campus
6-2-22 The Indianapolis Public Library 2022 Summer Reading Program: Camp Read S’more
6-1-22 A Legacy of Compassion: Celebrating 20 Years of AHS’ South Mountain Campus!
6-1-22 20 years and 90,000 pet adoptions at AHS Nina Mason Pulliam South Mountain Campus
5-31-22 Scrub Hub: Are ticks across Indiana getting worse? Should Hoosiers be worried?
5-26-22 Indiana utility delays plan to retire coal units as feds investigate solar tariff claims
5-26-22 Why a federal agency can’t stop this copper mining project from polluting Arizona streams
5-24-22 Indy’s Black Mountain reduced to foothill as city begins considering redevelopment plans
5-24-22 Profiling the “paws-itive” mission of the Pulliam Charitable Trust
5-21-22 Rocky Ripple Board votes to move forward with flood plans that would demolish a dozen homes
5-12-22 Indianapolis among ‘front-runner cities’ in World Health Organization climate change project
5-10-22 Report: Indiana utilities shut off electricity to Hoosiers 265,000 times during pandemic
5-10-22 Arizona Humane Society gets $50K grant to help pet owners in need
5-10-22 AHS announces $50,000 grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
5-10-22 Arizona Humane Society gets $50K grant to help pet owners in need
5-9-22 AHS announces $50,000 grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
5-9-22 Report: Indiana utilities shut off electricity to Hoosiers 265,000 times during pandemic
5-9-22 Report: Indiana utilities shut off electricity to Hoosiers 265,000 times during pandemic
5-7-22 Colorado River drought may be the ‘new normal’ and living with it will be costly, leaders say
5-6-22 Indiana University forms committee to develop climate action plan, students want commitments
5-3-22 Scrub Hub: Is climate change making Indianapolis’ pothole problems even worse?
5-2-22 Campfires spark environmental discussions
5-1-22 Volunteers cleaned up!
4-28-22 Indianapolis pediatrician working to boost sustainability, food safety in school cafeterias
4-25-22 How nature itself could help quash the quagga mussel invasion on the Colorado River
4-24-22 ‘We have time’: Activists, elected leaders call for climate action at Earth Day rally at Arizona Capitol
4-22-22 Relative of Indiana’s former ‘Caviar King’ to pay $70,000 in paddlefish poaching case
4-21-22 Looking for an environmentally friendly way to recycle electronics? There’s an option Saturday
4-21-22 Congressman seeks shade grants to fight urban heat and climate change
4-20-22 IMS pauses balloon release at Indy 500, partially due to environmental concerns
4-20-22 Indiana one of most polluted states. New report says legislature gets a D+ on green bills.
4-20-22 5 species the Indiana Department of Natural Resources has worked to restore
4-20-22 EPA says it will emphasize environmental justice, community engagement to promote equity
4-20-22 Spring ritual: Hoosiers heading out in search of morel mushrooms, a revered natural treat
4-19-22 Scrub Hub: Here’s a history of Earth Day and ways can participate beyond one day a year
4-19-22 Campfires: Blue River Paddle (Corydon)
4-19-22 Advocacy group asks Southwest to ‘amp up the urgency’ on protecting Colorado River water
4-19-22 Indiana one of most polluted states. New report says legislature gets a D+ on green bills.
4-18-22 ‘Logs speak to us’: Trees removed from Newfields get new life as furniture, cheese boards
4-18-22 ‘Life and death infrastructure’: Volunteers plant trees for a new Phoenix ‘cool corridor’
4-16-22 Conservation groups poised to sue feds over riparian habitat loss from cattle grazing
4-15-22 Federal agency outlines a plan to curb illegal killings of imperiled Mexican gray wolf
4-13-22 Egg prices skyrocket as bird flu outbreak hits Indiana, more than half of the country
4-13-22 AHS & Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust commemorate 20-year anniversary
4-13-22 CAMPFIRES: WHITE RIVER FLOAT
4-13-22 CAMPFIRES: BLATCHLEY NATURE STUDY CLUB
4-12-22 AHS & Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Celebrate 20 Transformative Years
4-12-22 Judge weighs in on largest logging, burn project ever proposed for Hoosier National Forest
4-12-22 AHS & Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Celebrate 20 Transformative Years
4-12-22 AHS & Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Celebrate 20 Transformative Years
4-11-22 Georgeanna Smith Wade and Justin Wade operate React, which was formerly Young Actors Theatre. (Photo courtesy of Georgeanna Smith Wade)
4-9-22 HGTV show ‘Good Bones’ reaches settlement for alleged violations of federal lead paint law
4-9-22 Campfires: Blue River Paddle (Corydon)
4-7-22 Campfires: Grand Calumet River Conservation Area (Hammond)
4-7-22 Campfires: Grand Calumet River Conservation Area (Hammond)
4-6-22 Campfires: Blatchley Nature Study Club (Noblesville)
4-6-22 Campfires: White River Float (Indianapolis)
4-6-22 Scrub Hub: Am I mulching the wrong way? Am I killing my trees with volcano mulch?
4-4-22 Indianapolis’ urban forests worth $258 million. But they are disappearing to development.
4-2-22 IndyStar awards $120K to groups serving vulnerable Central Indiana youth and families
3-31-22 Feds count a record number of wild Mexican gray wolves, but advocates want to see more
3-31-22 Feds count a record number of wild Mexican gray wolves, but advocates want to see more
3-31-22 Federal agency counts record number of Mexican gray wolves
3-30-22 An Indiana species might be added to the endangered list, and it looks like bird poop
3-29-22 5 Plants and Animals DNR Restoration Works
3-28-22 After a golf course closes, neighbors raise the money to preserve the open space
3-28-22 After a golf course closes, neighbors raise the money to preserve the open space
3-25-22 Pogue’s Run Kite Day & Neighborhood Clean-up
3-24-22 Republic offers environment reporting fellowships through Pulliam Trust grant
3-23-22 Ryan Hammons Chief Financial Officer at Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
3-23-22 USDA grants may help Indiana farmers move on from foreign fertilizer, spur U.S. production
3-22-22 Scrub Hub: Why are utility companies cutting the trees on my street?
3-22-22 Here are the winners of Environmental Excellence Awards
3-22-22 Drought expected to continue in Arizona
3-21-22 Reporting sick or injured wildlife in Indiana: 5 things to know
3-21-22 Songbird rehabbers, researchers still working to get to bottom of mysterious illness
3-21-22 Season for Sharing’s legacy of giving continues this year, thanks to donors
3-20-22 Arizona Forward’s 40th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards Celebrates Sustainability in Arizona
3-20-22 Season for Sharing: Annual campaign raises nearly $1.8 million for 164 Arizona nonprofits
3-20-22 Arizona Forward’s 40th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards Celebrates Sustainability in Arizona
3-20-22 Arizona Forward’s 40th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards Celebrates Sustainability in Arizona
3-20-22 Arizona Forward’s 40th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards Celebrates Sustainability in Arizona
3-20-22 Season for Sharing: Annual campaign raises nearly $1.8 million for 164 Arizona nonprofits
3-20-22 Season for Sharing’s legacy of giving continues this year, thanks to donors
3-19-22 Arizona drought conditions are expected to worsen through the spring, forecast says
3-19-22 Walmart fire leaves lingering air, water quality questions. Officials share safety tips.
3-18-22 UPDATE: Walmart fire triggers air quality advisory, state warns of touching toxic debris
3-17-22 New report finds Indiana has the most dirty waterways in U.S. Agriculture is main culprit.
3-17-22 Lake Powell’s water levels dip to new low, triggering worries about power production
3-15-22 Indiana communities are looking up to trees to reduce the impact felt from climate change
3-14-22 Indiana University is partnering with cities to tackle climate change
3-14-22 Indiana University partners with cities to combat climate change
3-12-22 Indiana Supreme Court: Duke can’t make customers pay $212 million to clean up coal ash
3-11-22 New law protects Hoosier property rights, makes it harder for HOAs to say no to solar
3-11-22 NIPSCO will pay $12M to clean up coal ash in contaminated Indiana town
3-11-22 Indiana town was built on contaminated coal ash. Now, NIPSCO must pay $12M to clean it up
3-10-22 Indiana town was built on contaminated coal ash. Now, NIPSCO must pay $12M to clean it up
3-9-22 Scrub Hub: Why doesn’t Indiana have a bottle bill program like other states?
3-8-22 Trees growing at Emerson Elementary will expand the shade canopy and build community
3-8-22 Indiana farmers watch Russia-Ukraine conflict as crop, fertilizer markets remain volatile
3-7-22 Customers paying for idled AES plant. They’re also paying to buy power it should have produced
3-6-22 Eagle Valley is inactive for one year. AES customers have to pay.
3-6-22 Lawmaker wants to limit Arizona’s authority over imperiled Mexican gray wolves
3-6-22 Lawmaker wants to limit Arizona’s authority over imperiled Mexican gray wolves
3-3-22 Dry boat ramps, exposed rocks at Lake Powell reveal the cost of Colorado River drought
3-3-22 Long drought on the Colorado River shows in shrinking Lake Powell
3-3-22 Long drought on the Colorado River shows in shrinking Lake Powell
3-3-22 Life on the river attracted people to Rocky Ripple, now the water may drive out families
3-3-22 Rocky Ripple residents push back on anti-flood plan demolishing homes
3-3-22 Rocky Ripple residents push back on anti-flood plan demolishing homes
3-3-22 Rocky Ripple residents push back on anti-flood plan demolishing homes
3-1-22 Celebrating 10 years of tremendous gains for animals
3-1-22 Ryan Hammons named Trust CFO
3-1-22 Hotter summers, bigger fires, less water: How Arizona is adapting to new climate norms
3-1-22 Bill wants Indiana counties to be wind, solar friendly — but it doesn’t force them
3-1-22 Bill wants Indiana counties to be wind, solar friendly — but it doesn’t force them
3-1-22 Midwestern University provides no-cost optometry services
3-1-22 Revitalized MLK Center welcomes growing numbers of neighborhood clients
3-1-22 Bill wants Indiana counties to be wind, solar friendly — but it doesn’t force them
3-1-22 Bill wants Indiana counties to be wind, solar friendly — but it doesn’t force them
2-25-22 ASU success programs help first-generation students navigate between worlds
2-25-22 Indiana bill pushing for more legislative oversight over state agencies fails
2-23-22 Holcomb pushes back on bill creating more legislative oversight over Indiana agencies
2-22-22 Study finds big wildfires temporarily boost water supplies and flood risks
2-22-22 The pygmy owl could regain federal protection amid threats by climate change, habitat loss
2-22-22 Conservation Activists Say Proposed Mine Threatens Water on Arizona’s Celestial Islands
2-22-22 Scrub Hub: How does road salt affect the environment, and how does Indy reduce harm?
2-22-22 Study finds big wildfires temporarily boost water supplies and flood risks
2-22-22 Study finds big wildfires temporarily boost water supplies and flood risks
2-22-22 Study finds big wildfires temporarily boost water supplies and flood risks
2-22-22 Study finds growing link in wildfires and water in the West
2-20-22 At shrinking Lake Mead, a new coalition says status quo on Colorado River is failing
2-19-22 SEJ seeking journalism award entries
2-18-22 Bird flu hits third Indiana farm: More than 103,000 turkeys now killed because of virus
2-18-22 Over 103,000 turkeys killed as bird flu outbreak spreads in Indiana
2-17-22 This military program aims to protect land. Millions of Indiana acres are involved.
2-17-22 More than 103,000 turkeys were killed when the outbreak of bird flu spread in Indiana
2-17-22 Indiana outbreak of bird flu grows, an additional 26,000 turkeys to be killed from virus
2-15-22 Indy Summer Youth Programs
2-15-22 A bird flu outbreak in Indiana found a deadly virus on a second farm
2-15-22 Indiana steelmaker has to pay $3 million for cyanide spill that killed thousands of fish
2-11-22 Riverwalk
2-11-22 Bird flu found on poultry farm in Indiana, nearly 30,000 turkeys killed to contain spread
2-10-22 Sandhill cranes flock to southern Arizona, giving nature buffs a ‘magnificent sight’
2-10-22 Groundwater, electric school buses are among the environmental issues at the Legislature
2-8-22 Sonoran desert tortoises face threats, but feds won’t list the species as threatened
2-7-22 New lightning records reveal nature’s power and technology’s advances
2-7-22 New lightning records reveal nature’s power and technology’s advances
2-7-22 New lightning records reveal power of nature and new advances in monitoring technology
2-7-22 New lightning records reveal power of nature and new advances in monitoring technology – The Arizona Republic
2-7-22 New electricity records reveal the power of nature and the advancement of technology
2-2-22 Severe winter weather is on the way: Tips to prevent frozen pipes, safely heat your home
2-1-22 Indiana bill targets banks that divest from fossil fuels, says they can’t do business here
2-1-22 The surprising Indiana origins of the Pentagon, Empire State Building and more landmarks
1-31-22 Tucson digs in against Rosemont copper mine in a dispute over a water storage project
1-30-22 Azcentral.com is changing: Here’s what you need to know
1-29-22 As Arizona updates hunting guidelines, conservation groups focus on native predators
1-29-22 Connecting community through a shared vision of the White River
1-27-22 Trust seeking grants administration associate
1-25-22 Scrub Hub: Is Indiana in the middle of a snow drought? (Yes, I know it just snowed)
1-24-22 A bill would pave the way for nuclear power in Indiana — at a cost to consumers
1-24-22 Indiana students demand action on climate change. Lawmakers respond with hard ‘no.’
1-24-22 Thank you, helpers: How much IndyStar readers gave for Hoosier youth in Season for Sharing
1-20-22 Arizona Humane Society gets $75K grant to help prepare animals for adoption
1-19-22 Biden administration announces 10-year, $3 billion push to tackle growing wildfire threat
1-17-22 Eiteljorg Museum will show Native American art in new way
1-17-22 The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Supports Girl Scouts’ Outdoor Programs with $125,000 Grant
1-15-22 State company, Boy Scouts recycle Christmas timber as fish habitat
1-15-22 Eiteljorg Museum will show Native American art in new way
1-15-22 Christmas trees are recycled as habitat for fish in Saguaro Lake
1-14-22 Mountain lion encounters are rare, but if you encounter one, here are 5 ways to stay safe
1-13-22 CenterPoint wants to spend $900M on 2 natural gas plants that will run 10% of the time
1-12-22 Central Indiana attractions offering free admission for MLK Day
1-12-22 Indiana has the most toxic coal ash pits. The EPA says it’s time to clean them up
1-11-22 Indiana has the most toxic coal ash pits. The EPA says it’s time to clean them up
1-11-22 Scrub Hub: Why can’t we ban plastic bags in Indiana?
1-11-22 Scrub Hub: Why can’t we ban plastic bags in Indiana?
1-8-22 Colorado River forecast improves with early snow, but the outlook could still change
1-8-22 Anubis, the wandering Mexican gray wolf, is shot and killed near Flagstaff
1-8-22 Anubis, a Mexican gray wolf, is shot dead near Flagstaff
1-6-22 Arizona ranks 45th in children reading comprehension
1-4-22 It will cost more to hunt, fish and trap in Indiana starting this year
1-4-22 It will cost more to hunt, fish and trap in Indiana starting this year
1-4-22 It will cost more to hunt, fish and trap in Indiana starting this year
1-3-22 New Year’s resolutions: How Hoosiers hope to live a more sustainable lifestyle this year
12-31-21 Where are all the beavers on Arizona’s San Pedro River? Volunteers go looking for them
12-30-21 Season for Sharing: Stand for Children Indiana unites parents, fights for education equity
12-29-21 Groups seek to beautify sites in White River-Fall Creek area so no one will trash them
12-28-21 Scrub Hub: Where are the best places to spot bald eagles in Indiana?
12-27-21 What’s one sustainable change you made in your life in the last year? You tell us!
12-27-21 What’s one sustainable change you made in your life in the last year? You tell us!
12-26-21 Season for Sharing: Foster Success supporting teens and young adults in foster care system
12-23-21 Season for Sharing: Starfish Initiative seeks more mentors to help Indianapolis youth
12-22-21 Goodwill receives charitable trust grant
12-22-21 Goodwill Receives Charitable Trust Grant
12-22-21 Indiana hunters have donated deer for 2 million meals for hungry Hoosiers in last decade
12-19-21 Season for sharing: Group works to prevent pandemic, holiday stress taking a toll on kids
12-15-21 Local family donates 12 bikes to foster children for Christmas
12-15-21 Gingerbread Kids gift drive provides holiday cheer to nearly 1,700 Valley children
12-14-21 Marion County Commission on Youth training next generation of youth advocates
12-12-21 Season for Sharing: Indiana Youth Group builds community among young LGBTQ+ Hoosiers
12-9-21 Dayspring Center helps families, essential workers fight homelessness
12-9-21 Dayspring Center helps families, essential workers fight homelessness
12-9-21 Girl Scout–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council Announces Grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
12-8-21 Indiana to get $127 million to help clean up lead and other water projects across state
12-8-21 Do you still have bags of leaves? Here’s where to take them now that leaf season is over
12-7-21 Season for Sharing: Center for Leadership Development wants to help more Indianapolis youth
12-7-21 How shade trees and cool roofs can slow the billion-dollar drain of urban heat in Phoenix
12-6-21 Season for Sharing: Center for Leadership Development wants to help more Indianapolis youth
12-2-21 Outreach Indiana helps homeless teens, young adults
12-1-21 AZ Humane Society breaks ground on innovative animal shelter
12-1-21 Indiana’s environmental leader Bruno Pigott leaving IDEM for post at EPA
11-30-21 Scrub Hub: Why doesn’t Indiana have a car emissions inspection program?
11-29-21 Assistance League of Phoenix announces grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
11-29-21 Assistance League of Phoenix announces grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
11-28-21 Season for Sharing: Amid pandemic, Westminster Neighborhood Services extends its reach
11-26-21 5 reasons to support Season for Sharing — and support Arizonans in need
11-25-21 The application is live for 2021 Season for Sharing grants. Here’s what you need to know.
11-25-21 Life is hard. Let’s work together this Season for Sharing to make it better.
11-25-21 5 reasons to support Season for Sharing — and support Arizonans in need
11-25-21 Life is hard. Let’s work together this Season for Sharing to make it better.
11-25-21 Season for Sharing: You Yes You! Project connects children
11-22-21 United Way of Central Indiana launches annual Winter Assistance Fund
11-22-21 Utility assistance programs offer relief as home heating costs surge
11-20-21 With cutbacks imminent, Arizona and other states scramble to save Colorado River water
11-18-21 How many solar panels do I need? Does solar really save me money? Your questions answered
11-16-21 Second-year for Cover Crop Premium Discount Program available in Upper White River Region counties
11-15-21 Tires, VHS tapes, old TVs: What Hoosiers said are the most difficult items to recycle
11-14-21 Season for Sharing helps Arizona nonprofits help our neighbors in need
11-14-21 Nonprofit spotlight: Phoenix group uses art to build resilience in children affected by trauma
11-14-21 Season for Sharing helps Arizona nonprofits help our neighbors in need
11-14-21 Nonprofit spotlight: Phoenix group uses art to build resilience in children affected by trauma
11-12-21 A humane transformation in Papago Park
11-12-21 A humane transformation in Papago Park
11-11-21 DONATE HERE: Four ways to give to this year’s Season for Sharing
11-10-21 What are the most difficult items to recycle in Indianapolis? You tell us!
11-10-21 Indiana to be home to US’ largest solar farm, 1,000 times the size of a football stadium
11-9-21 Indiana to be home to US’ largest solar farm, 1,000 times the size of a football stadium
11-9-21 La Granja Solar Más Grande de Estados Unidos Llega a Indiana
11-7-21 Arizona Humane Society breaks ground on Papago Park Campus
11-4-21 Arizona Humane Society breaks ground on massive state-of-the-art facility in Phoenix
11-3-21 Ascend Indiana enhances Network job platform in preparation for statewide expansion, raises more than $23 million
11-3-21 Letter: Congratulations to former editor
10-31-21 Phoenix leaders Kate Gallego and Yassamin Ansari to attend COP26
10-21-21 ProPublica Wins Top Prize From Society of Environmental Journalists
10-21-21 ProPublica and The New York Times Magazine win Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
10-20-21 Announcing the winner of the 2021 Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
10-15-21 White Tank Mountains Regional Connectivity Initiative Speaker Series
10-15-21 Conservancy launches StoryMap and speaker series
10-10-21 As application deadline approaches, do you qualify for a Season for Sharing grant
9-30-21 A Little Due Diligence Goes a Long Way to Avoid Triggering Taxable Expenditures
9-24-21 Arizona Helping Hands gets $100K grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-24-21 Arizona Helping Hands gets $100K grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-23-21 Arizona Helping Hands receives $100K grant
9-22-21 Arizona Helping Hands Receives $100,000 Grant From The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-3-21 Brand and website for White River to launch this fall
9-3-21 Unified brand, new website for White River launching this fall
9-2-21 Smith: The African American Legacy Fund of Indianapolis
8-31-21 Songbird deaths: Cicadas? 5G? COVID? 9 questions answered about the fatal mystery illness
8-31-21 Songbird deaths: Cicadas? 5G? COVID? 9 questions answered about the fatal mystery illness
8-24-21 Indiana Land Protection Alliance receives grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-23-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-22-21 Indy-based nonprofit receives grants to open family resource center for kids who are visually impaired
8-11-21 Center for Women and Children opens in Indy
8-10-21 As fatal songbird illness abates, Vanderburgh County gets OK to put bird feeders back out
8-9-21 Hoosiers in 76 counties can feed birds again, DNR says. But Clark, Floyd not among them
8-4-21 Invasive poison hemlock spreading to parks, backyard gardens
8-3-21 Toxic invasive poison hemlock is spreading into US parks and backyard gardens
8-3-21 Toxic invasive poison hemlock is spreading into US parks and backyard gardens
8-3-21 Toxic invasive poison hemlock is spreading into US parks and backyard gardens
8-1-21 Republic-supported Summer Youth Program Fund helps everyone enjoy season’s camps
7-30-21 United Way: How It Started. How It’s Going.
7-20-21 Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) receives two significant grants
7-18-21 Sick and dying songbirds now found in 69 counties across Indiana; cause still unknown
7-18-21 Sick and dying songbirds now found in 69 counties across Indiana; cause still unknown
7-1-21 Banner Olive Branch Senior Center pivots quickly to feed low-income seniors during pandemic
6-29-21 NASA-funded research makes use of International Space Station to foretell wildfire results
6-26-21 New GOP-only caucus explicitly acknowledges climate change, but keeps fossil fuels on its list of solutions
6-25-21 New GOP-only caucus explicitly acknowledges climate change, but keeps fossil fuels on its list of solutions
6-25-21 New GOP-only caucus explicitly acknowledges climate change, but keeps fossil fuels on its list of solutions
6-25-21 New GOP-only caucus explicitly acknowledges climate change, but keeps fossil fuels on its list of solutions
6-25-21 New GOP-only caucus explicitly acknowledges climate change, but keeps fossil fuels on its list of solutions
6-23-21 Cardinals, robins, other songbirds are sick and dying in 5 counties. Here’s what to know.
6-15-21 Canyon Views Spring Summer 2021 | Vol. 28 No.1
6-15-21 IUPUI initiative to offer free, anonymous lead testing: Here’s what you need to know
6-15-21 Scrub Hub: Monarch butterflies are in trouble, but Hoosiers can help them survive
6-15-21 Scrub Hub: Monarch butterflies are in trouble, but Hoosiers can help them survive
6-15-21 Scrub Hub: Monarch butterflies are in trouble, but Hoosiers can help them survive
6-15-21 Scrub Hub: Monarch butterflies are in trouble, but Hoosiers can help them survive
6-14-21 Funding roundup
6-12-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-11-21 White River Vision Plan
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to record-low level, a milestone in Colorado River’s crisis
6-10-21 ‘Red alert’: Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam’s construction in 1930s
6-10-21 Is your dog snacking on cicadas? Here’s how to keep them safe until the insects disappear
6-10-21 Is your dog snacking on cicadas? Here’s how to keep them safe until the insects disappear
6-8-21 Hoover Dam, a symbol of the modern West, faces an epic water shortage
6-7-21 Hoover Dam, a symbol of the modern West, faces an epic water shortage
6-7-21 Hoover Dam, a symbol of the modern West, faces an epic water shortage
6-7-21 Hoover Dam, a symbol of the modern West, faces an epic water shortage
5-31-21 Legal Assistance and COVID-19 Resources
5-29-21 Navajo Nation prepares as border states battle chronic wasting disease
5-28-21 Cicadas have existed for more than 5 million years. Now, humans threaten their future.
5-28-21 Cicadas have existed for more than 5 million years. Now, humans threaten their future.
5-27-21 Hoover Dam, symbol of the modern West, faces a new test with an epic water shortage
5-27-21 Cicadas have existed for more than 5 million years. Now, humans threaten their future
5-27-21 Will cicadas survive threats from climate change and deforestation?
5-27-21 Cicadas have existed for more than 5 million years. Now, humans threaten their future.
5-27-21 Epic drought tests Hoover Dam as water levels in Lake Mead plummet
5-21-21 A Senior Retreat’s Summer Scholarship Application
5-18-21 Indianapolis Public Library Kicks off 2021 Summer Reading Program
5-14-21 A Senior Retreat receives COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund grant
5-5-21 Being a role model for kids motivates father to get math degree
5-3-21 Holcomb vetoes Indiana bill on ethanol labels at gas stations, calls it ‘unnecessary’
4-29-21 No, they won’t bite: Here are 7 common myths about cicadas debunked
4-28-21 Scientists find many wells at risk of running dry around the world
4-28-21 Millions of cicadas are coming to parts of the US. Here’s how you can help track them.
4-28-21 Millions of cicadas are coming to parts of the US. Here’s how you can help track them.
4-27-21 Hear Arizona Podcasts Tackle State’s Teacher Shortage
4-27-21 U.S. Senate confirms Hoosier Janet McCabe to be Deputy Administrator in Biden’s EPA
4-27-21 Millions of cicadas are coming to parts of the US. Here’s how you can help track them.
4-27-21 Millions of cicadas are coming to parts of the US. Here’s how you can help track them.
4-27-21 Millions of cicadas are coming to parts of the US. Here’s how you can help track them.
4-26-21 Sus árboles pueden estar en riesgo por las cigarras. He aquí cómo protegerlos.
4-26-21 Nearly 60 Acres on Verde River Added to the Coconino National Forest
4-15-21 ‘Like a hostage negotiation’: Indiana bill on renewable energy standards dies after pushback
4-13-21 Will The Arts Return?
4-13-21 No, they won’t bite: Debunking 8 common myths about cicadas and the incoming Brood X
4-4-21 The story of Wilma Rudolph
4-2-21 After local pushback, bill on wind, solar standards takes a ‘180 degree turn’
3-25-21 March Madness uses enough energy to power 2,000 homes for a month. But this year, it’s carbon neutral.
3-25-21 The NCAA match is a carbon impartial occasion in Indianapolis this year
3-25-21 Low-income and Latino neighborhoods endure more extreme heat in the Southwest, study shows
3-24-21 Poor And Latino Neighborhoods Endure Hotter Temperatures, Examine Finds
3-22-21 Legacy Fund awards $150K in grants
3-22-21 African American Legacy Fund, IndyStar award $150K to groups serving Black and brown youth
3-21-21 Republic readers, others donate $2.1 million to Season for Sharing to support 176 Arizona nonprofits
3-16-21 Here are 5 of the most harmful invasive animals and insects wreaking havoc in Indiana
3-15-21 Grants Awarded To Animal Welfare Organizations
3-12-21 Humane Society of Hamilton County gets grant assistance
3-12-21 Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve
3-12-21 Humane Society of Hamilton County gets grant assistance
3-4-21 Springtime brings many opportunities to improve our waterways
3-4-21 Springtime brings many opportunities to improve our waterways
3-3-21 Republic offers environment reporting fellowships through Pulliam Trust grant
3-2-21 Republic offers environment reporting fellowships through Pulliam Trust grant
3-1-21 House environmental committee a no-show despite Indiana being one of U.S.’ most polluted
3-1-21 House environmental committee a no-show despite Indiana being one of U.S.’ most polluted
2-25-21 Spay. Neuter. COVID?
2-17-21 If we want to keep Arizona’s endangered rivers flowing, this water law must change
2-15-21 South Bend legislators push state bills to regulate toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
2-11-21 New aid for struggling Arizona renters, landlords is here: How to apply for help
2-10-21 Animal welfare group blasts hunt that it says killed roughly 60 coyotes in Indiana
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-4-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-3-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentives Announced for Upper White Region
2-2-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program announced for Upper White Region counties
2-1-21 Upper White River crop insurance program unveiled
2-1-21 Upper White River Crop Insurance Program Unveiled
2-1-21 Cover Crop Insurance Incentive Program
1-28-21 Conner Prairie and new trails along White River
1-28-21 With a great crisis comes a great need’: Donation deadline for Season for Sharing coming Sunday
1-28-21 Donations to Watts College during Campaign ASU 2020 total about $70 million, surpassing goal of $60 million
1-27-21 In Five – Arizona: Changing lives through higher education
1-27-21 In Five – Indiana: COVID-19 relief bill benefits nonprofits and their clients
1-27-21 Aster Aging Inc. has helped older and disabled people in the East Valley since 1979
1-27-21 Trust bids farewell to Senior Program Officer Robert Berger
1-25-21 Season for Sharing raises $150K to support Central Indiana’s Black and brown youth
1-24-21 ‘No wrong way to be queer’: Phoenix nonprofit One n Ten empowers LGBTQ+ youth
1-22-21 Jason Andrews Seed Fund
1-22-21 Trail cam captures Oliver’s Woods night life
1-20-21 Since 1981, Chrysalis has helped people in Phoenix area overcome domestic abuse
1-20-21 New Big Hackberry Nature Trail takes shape with Waterway collaborations
1-18-21 ‘The science is real’: Coastal experts hope Biden will partner to combat sea level rise
1-18-21 Biden’s administration could affect Oklahoma’s energy industry in surprising ways
1-17-21 Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity renovates homes for older Arizonans, veterans
1-16-21 Offshore wind stagnated under Trump, but Biden policies could create a wind energy boom
1-12-21 Children’s Action Alliance advocates for Arizona’s 1.6 million children
1-10-21 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley helps kids with remote learning during COVID-19
1-6-21 One-n-ten founded emergency COVID-19 relief fund for LGBTQ youth in metro Phoenix
1-3-21 New Year’s resolution to start volunteering? Arizona nonprofits need help despite pandemic
12-31-20 Season for Sharing: Academy for Girls seeks to empower more Black girls in Indianapolis
12-30-20 Kitchen on the Street gives 2,000 kids food for the weekends
12-29-20 If you choose to fly, here’s how you can do It in a greener way
12-29-20 Boys II Men mentoring program helps young men find purpose in school and success in life
12-28-20 A hopeful outlook on the new year
12-27-20 From shelters to blood donations, American Red Cross pivoted to help Arizonans in pandemic
12-26-20 In a divisive year, the news reminds us how much we have in common
12-24-20 Season for Sharing: After tragedy, We LIVE looks to restart with expanded mission
12-23-20 In a divisive year, the news reminds us how much we have in common
12-23-20 At Christmas, let’s count our blessings and help those who are struggling
12-23-20 Midwestern University receives $100,000 grant for vision services
12-20-20 Season for Sharing: Flanner House finds new ways to meet the needs of Black communities
12-20-20 With domestic violence up in pandemic, support for nonprofits helping victims is crucial
12-20-20 Midwestern University Receives $100,000 Grant for Vision Medical Assistance Program
12-19-20 The 2021 SEJ Awards Program will open January 15.
12-17-20 MWU receives grant for vision program
12-17-20 Season for Sharing: 100 Black Men of Indianapolis seeks to nurture successful Black youth
12-16-20 Paz de Cristo helped 16,000 experiencing hunger, homelessness in Mesa area last year
12-14-20 Midwestern receives $100K grant for vision medical assistance program
12-14-20 #MondayMemories looks back at our 25th Anniversary (Part Six)
12-13-20 There are 7,419 homeless people in metro Phoenix. Here’s the best way to help them
12-13-20 Season for Sharing: Kheprw Institute works to build community wealth, develop leadership
12-10-20 Midwestern University Receives $100,000 Grant for Vision Medical Assistance Program
12-10-20 Season for Sharing: Far Eastside Community Council advocates for residents
12-9-20 Sojourner Center shelters more than 1,000 domestic violence victims a year
12-6-20 Season for Sharing: Inner Beauty provides character building with pageant, mentorship
12-6-20 Nonprofits help Valley seniors address food insecurity, social isolation amid COVID-19
12-3-20 Season for Sharing: Bloom Project encourages young men of color to set life goals early
12-2-20 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona mentors 1,600 kids a year. Your donations help
11-29-20 A community of hope’: Phoenix Children’s Chorus is back, with hula hoops and masks
11-29-20 Season for Sharing: Madam Walker Legacy Center promotes arts and entrepreneurship
11-25-20 Arizona Helping Hands gives essentials to kids in foster care. Your donations help
11-25-20 IndyStar executive editor: In this Season for Sharing, we’re focused on fighting systemic inequities
11-22-20 St. Mary’s Food Bank is still seeing record demand for food, and holidays are coming
11-20-20 Indiana’s energy future: Report praises renewables but doesn’t rule out fossil fuels
11-18-20 Benevilla helps 10,000 older adults in the West Valley each year. Here’s how
11-17-20 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announces Adoption Excellence Award recipients
11-15-20 Season for Sharing kicks off 27th year of fundraising for Arizona nonprofits. Here’s how to donate
11-5-20 Arizona voters want more federal action on environment, ASU poll says
11-4-20 Just before the election, poll on climate change suggests Arizona voters want more federal action
11-3-20 Here’s how to donate to 2020’s Season for Sharing
11-3-20 Just before the election, poll on climate change suggests Arizona voters want more federal action
11-3-20 Just before the election, poll on climate change suggests Arizona voters want more federal action
11-3-20 Arizona voters want more federal action on environment, ASU poll says
11-3-20 Arizona voters want more federal action on environment, ASU poll says
11-3-20 Just before the election, poll on climate change suggests Arizona voters want more federal action
11-2-20 Arizona voters want more federal action on environment, ASU poll says
11-2-20 Just before the election, poll on climate change suggests Arizona voters want more federal action
10-29-20 Trump’s EPA rewrote the rules on air, water energy. Now voters face a choice on climate change issues
10-15-20 Concern for climate?
10-15-20 Discovering the Riverwalk all over again
10-8-20 Hoosier voters rank environment among top three priorities for governor, legislature
10-7-20 84 Acres on Verde River Added to the Prescott National Forest
10-5-20 84 Acres on Verde River Added to the Prescott National Forest
9-30-20 Announcing the winner of the 2020 Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
9-29-20 Trump, Biden bicker in first presidential debate full of personal insults
9-25-20 A small but passionate crowd joins global climate strike to call for environmental justice
9-24-20 White Tank Mountains Conservancy awarded $50,000 connectivity grant
9-23-20 Indiana Senator Mike Braun Discussed Bipartisan Climate Solutions with Young Leaders in the State
9-23-20 Indiana Senator Mike Braun Discusses Bipartisan Climate Solutions with Young Leaders in the State
9-21-20 Op-ed: Arizonans are growing more concerned about climate change, and for good reason
9-21-20 Op-ed: Environment, political action are priorities for Indiana voters, poll finds
9-20-20 Most People In Arizona Want Government To Act On Climate Change, Poll Finds
9-20-20 Climate issues confront Arizona, but aren’t always raised in McSally-Kelly Senate race
9-20-20 Climate issues confront Arizona, but aren’t always raised in McSally-Kelly Senate race
9-18-20 New poll shows Hoosiers prioritize the environment over the economy, even among Republicans
9-18-20 Op-ed: Environment, political action are priorities for Indiana voters, poll finds
9-17-20 Arizonans rank protecting the environment among top three priorities for governor, legislature
9-17-20 72% of Hoosiers: protect environment before economic growth
9-16-20 Efforts to sustain Verde River get a boost with $1.2 million grant
9-8-20 Pulliam Trust puts another $1.2M behind improving your water
9-8-20 Pulliam Trust Puts Another $1.2M Behind Improving Your Water
9-5-20 Pop-up exhibit comes to Noblesville
9-4-20 Retired general: Climate Change is a Threat to National Security, Military Readiness
9-3-20 Indy Public Library patrons log 97,209 hours of reading for summer program
9-1-20 Great Impact: Funding Businesses and Nonprofits to Sustain Our Economy
8-31-20 In Phoenix’s hottest neighborhoods, a ground-level search for ideas to tame extreme heat
8-27-20 In Phoenix, rising temperatures day and night kill more people each year
8-27-20 In Phoenix, rising temperatures day and night kill more people each year
8-22-20 Phoenix will feel the heat at extreme levels more often in the coming years, study says
8-20-20 Pulliam Trust Donates to Lost Our Home Pet Rescue
8-13-20 IndyPL’s 2020 Summer Readers Log 97,000 Hours of Reading!
8-12-20 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Provides Essential Covid-19 Relief
8-11-20 Scrub Hub: What is Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s record on sustainability?
8-11-20 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Donates $15,000 to Lost Our Home Pet Rescue COVID-19 Relief Efforts
8-9-20 Grant to support Republic’s mission to cover affordable housing, homelessness
8-6-20 United Way awards more than $1.7 million to organizations in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks and Morgan counties to help meet needs affected by pandemic
8-6-20 United Way awards more than $1.7 million to organizations in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks and Morgan Counites to help meet needs affected by pandemic
8-5-20 Coburn Place Announces Grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-5-20 Letter from U.S. Philanthropy Leaders – Completion date of the 2020 Decennial Census
8-5-20 White River Vision Plan gets key grant to further river presence in Hamilton County
8-5-20 Pulliam grant to strengthen legal advocacy for foster kid
8-1-20 Glen Canyon Dam may release more water to cope with COVID electricity needs
7-31-20 United Way of Central Indiana holds Annual Celebration on the big screen with Unite at the Drive-In
7-31-20 United Way of Central Indiana holds Annual Celebration on the big screen with Unite at the Drive-In
7-30-20 United Way of Central Indiana’s 2019 – 2020 Annual Report
7-30-20 Make Sure the Pieces in Your Environment Promote Well-Being
7-30-20 LEAD (Local Entrepreneur & Artist Direct) Support Fund Offers $500 Emergency Grants
7-30-20 Through Hardship there is Hope | C-CERF Testimonial
7-29-20 White River Vision Plan receives $275K grant
7-29-20 Local groups and state agency appeal Duke rate case, which will raise bills by $15 each month
7-28-20 Back to School Clothing Drive ramps up for another year
7-24-20 Alternatives to Surrendering Your Pet
7-23-20 Back to School Clothing Drive adapts for unique year
7-23-20 Back to School Clothing Drive adapts for 2020-21 year
7-21-20 Back to School Clothing Drive Adapts Distribution — Donations Still Needed
7-21-20 New $250,000 Grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
7-19-20 ‘A magical solution’: Solar developers planting flowers that could help save butterflies and bees
7-17-20 Back To School Clothing Drive Adapts To COVID Challenges: Drive-By Distributions, Direct Delivery To Schools
7-15-20 Third annual Indiana Water Summit goes virtual, presents strategies for water protection and local management
7-15-20 Grant Partner Highlight
7-12-20 Spring Prioritization Tool
7-7-20 Environmental groups seek DNR policy review after racist incident at lake
7-2-20 IndyPL’s 2020 Summer Reading Program Continues Through August 1!
7-1-20 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund grants $3.9 million in final round to Marion County non-profit organizations
6-30-20 Frontdoors Media: Social Worker Joins Arizona Humane Society’s Pet Resource Center
6-29-20 Utility commission extends moratorium on disconnections by six more weeks
6-29-20 New White River canoe launch
6-29-20 State approves $146 million rate increase for Duke Energy, but 60% less than what it wanted
6-25-20 IndyHumane expands medical services
6-25-20 IndyHumane Expands Medical Services
6-24-20 Medical services for animals
6-24-20 Social Worker Joins Arizona Humane Society’s Pet Resource Center
6-23-20 IndyHumane Increases Medical Services for Animals in Need Thanks to Grants
6-12-20 TechPoint Foundation for Youth names the STEM Connection 2020 Bridge Builder Award and kicks off annual fundraising drive
6-11-20 Bridge Builder Award announced for TechPoint’s Mira Awards
6-11-20 Bridge Builder Award announced for TechPoint’s Mira Awards
6-11-20 TechPoint Foundation For Youth Names STEM Connection 2020 Bridge Builder Award And Kicks Off Annual Fundraising Drive
6-10-20 Commission investigating the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on utilities, ratepayers
6-5-20 TIMELY HELP: Endowment grants total $230,000 for nonprofits
5-29-20 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Awards $150,000 Grant to Bridge the Gap for Pet Owners in Crisis
5-29-20 Not a return to normal
5-28-20 Indianapolis Public Library begins 2020 Summer Reading Program
5-28-20 Recycling contamination up 40% in Marion County as Hoosiers make more waste at home
5-27-20 THIS JUST IN: ‘Imagine Your Story’ is theme of Library’s 2020 Summer Reading Program
5-22-20 Private meetings spark concerns as Arizona considers rules for streams and wetlands
5-22-20 Local virus relief funds top $45M and counting
5-21-20 Imagine Your Story IndyPL’s 2020 Summer Reading Program!
5-20-20 United Way provides grants to organizations in five Central Indiana counties to help meet community needs
5-20-20 Imagine Your Story- IndyPL’s 2020 Summer Reading Program!
5-20-20 United Way provides grants to organizations in five Central Indiana counties to help meet community needs
5-19-20 Circle of Life Exhibit
5-17-20 Nearly 75 years ago, The Arizona Republic published a creed to do good. It remains today.
5-16-20 Monroe County sues over forest project’s threat to drinking water
5-14-20 United Way provides grants to organizations in five Central Indiana counties to help meet community needs
5-14-20 Thank You CICF and C-CERF For Your Donation
5-14-20 United Way provides grants to organizations in five central Indiana counties to help meet community needs
5-13-20 As wall construction continues, conservation groups fear the fate of San Pedro River
5-12-20 COVID relief fund’s third round provides $4M to Marion County groups
5-12-20 Citing coronavirus, Indiana utilities want to recover lost revenue, which could mean rate increases
5-11-20 Trends in Streamflow, Nutrients, and Total Suspended Solids in the Upper White River Basin, Indiana
5-10-20 Judge rules in favor of Nora residents in controversial development of Haverstick Woods
5-8-20 At The Republic, a new effort to explore tribal issues at the heart of the news
5-7-20 AZ Community Foundation Grows Community Response Fund
5-7-20 Arizona Community Foundation collaborates to raise nearly $8 million to help nonprofits statewide respond to COVID-19
5-7-20 Arizona Community Foundation Collaborates to Raise $8 Million to Help Nonprofits Respond to COVID-19
5-7-20 Arizona Community Foundation Collaborates to Raise $8 Million to Help Nonprofits Respond to COVID-19
5-4-20 Enjoy nature and literature through virtual programming
5-3-20 The White River: Life was once much different in what is today the posh Canal District
5-2-20 Hoosiers invited to enjoy nature and literature through virtual month-long programming amidst COVID-19 restrictions
5-2-20 Hoosiers invited to enjoy nature and literature through virtual month-long programming amidst COVID-19 restrictions
5-1-20 Hoosiers invited to enjoy nature and literature through virtual month-long programming amidst COVID-19 restrictions
5-1-20 How healthy is the Verde?
5-1-20 Hoosiers Invited to Enjoy Nature and Literature Through Virtual Month-Long Programing
5-1-20 Indiana Humanities offers virtual experiences, essays
4-30-20 EPA weakens mercury standards, which experts say could put pollution controls at risk
4-27-20 Cass County accounts for nearly half of new coronavirus cases in Indiana Monday
4-23-20 As Arizonans battle respiratory pandemic, Phoenix air quality earns poor marks
4-21-20 EPA enforcement is down while industry violations across the Midwest are up, new report says
4-16-20 Earth Day 2020: Waterways offer healing in uncertain times
4-15-20 Businesses, groups call on INDOT to stop planning highway project during coronavirus pandemic
4-15-20 Feds look to next chapter for controversial gray wolves
4-15-20 Air pollution levels ease as people stay home, but heat could reverse the trend
4-13-20 How To Volunteer And Provide Help To Local Resources
4-13-20 How Philanthropy is Responding to COVID-19 in the Southwest
4-11-20 Feds want to open or expand hunting on 4 national wildlife refuges in Arizona
4-9-20 Donors to ASU’s Bridging Success program help students overcome food insecurity
4-8-20 ACF and Valley of the Sun United Way distribute over $2 million in grants to Arizona nonprofits
4-8-20 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund grants $4,550,000 to 32 organizations in Central Indiana
4-7-20 Working Together: RTV6 joins United Way to support Central Indiana COVID-19 relief fund
4-7-20 Economic Relief Fund Announces Second Round Of Grants
4-7-20 CENTRAL INDIANA COVID-19 COMMUNITY ECONOMIC RELIEF FUND GRANTS $4,550,000 TO 32 ORGANIZATIONS IN CENTRAL INDIANA
4-7-20 COVID-19 community relief fund awards additional $4.55M in grants
4-5-20 On vegetable farms, growers grapple with harvest demands and coronavirus risks
4-5-20 On vegetable farms, growers grapple with harvest demands and coronavirus risks
4-3-20 Lilly Endowment Awards $33.5 Million for COVID-19 Relief in Indiana
4-3-20 A hummingbird in way of a looming roofing project safely flies the nest
4-3-20 Reservoirs that supply water to Phoenix area nearly full after wet winter
4-2-20 United Way Economic Relief Fund
4-2-20 A Phoenix woman wants to save a baby hummingbird. Her HOA may not let her
4-1-20 Lilly Endowment Makes Additional Grants to Help Indiana Communities Respond to Pandemic
3-31-20 ACF and Valley of the Sun United Way partner to deliver COVID-19 grants to Arizona nonprofits
3-28-20 BBJ YMCA, Churches in Mission get funds
3-28-20 Hamilton County community organizations ‘Active in Disaster’
3-27-20 Restrictions put social-service not-for-profits to the test
3-26-20 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund
3-26-20 BBJ YMCA, Churches in Mission get funds
3-26-20 Food and physical activity tools plus resources for child cares, schools, and you
3-24-20 $7.3M in emergency funding distributed to local organizations
3-24-20 A call to action: Philanthropy’s commitment during COVID-19
3-24-20 COVID-19 community relief fund awards more than $7.3M in grants
3-24-20 Forty-six organizations receive immediate grants from the Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund
3-24-20 Central Indiana community organizations receive grants from local COVID-19 relief fund
3-24-20 46 central Indiana community organizations get more than $7 million total in relief grants
3-21-20 Foundations Pledge Flexible Funding in Wake of COVID-19 Crisis
3-21-20 Nonprofits are Key to Meeting the Array of COVID-19 Challenges
3-21-20 The coronavirus pandemic requires cooperation. Let’s help each other, Arizona
3-20-20 Our approach to ensure stability in our most vulnerable communities during this crisis
3-19-20 Connecting with our Indy waterways
3-19-20 United Way and Community Funders Announce Economic Relief Fund
3-17-20 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund Launched
3-17-20 Dress for Success Indianapolis announces grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
3-16-20 United Way of Central Indiana launches $16.5 million fund aimed at COVID-19 economic relief
3-13-20 Relief Fund Established To Meet Need During Economic Slowdown Caused By Virus
3-13-20 Central Indiana COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund
3-13-20 Hours cut? United Way offers money to help
3-13-20 United Way launches $16.5M fund aimed at COVID-19 economic relief
3-13-20 United Way of Central Indiana and community funders announce $16.5 Million Central Indiana COVID-19 community economic relief fund
3-8-20 Season for Sharing: $1.8 million will help kids, families and older adults throughout Arizona
2-28-20 Animal alliance offering free spay, neuter services
2-28-20 Animal alliance offering free spay, neuter services
2-28-20 Animal alliance offering free spay, neuter services
2-28-20 Animal alliance offering free spay, neuter services
2-27-20 New Report Gives Arizona’s Verde River Watershed a C+
2-26-20 FREE Spay/Neuter Weekend: February 29 – March 1, 2020
2-25-20 FREE Spay & Neuter Weekend
2-24-20 Celebrating the launch of the Verde River Watershed Report Card!
2-23-20 Verde River gets a ‘C-plus’ on group’s report card
2-21-20 Report card gives Verde River a ‘C-plus’ grade
2-19-20 Report card gives Verde River a ‘C-plus’ grade
2-19-20 Verde River Watershed Scores Overall C+ in New Report Card
2-17-20 Desert Botanical Garden, Dig it Gardens raises donations for Season for Sharing
2-15-20 Beanblosson Bottoms Nature Preserve
2-14-20 Verde River Watershed Scores Overall C+ in New Report Card
2-13-20 Indiana state employee retires at 102. It wasn’t a desk job.
2-13-20 Indiana state employee retires at 102. It wasn’t a desk job.
2-13-20 Indiana state employee retires at 102. It wasn’t a desk job.
2-12-20 President Trump’s proposed 2021 budget cuts vital grants for Indianapolis communities
2-11-20 Foster Youth Champions
2-6-20 Teaching theater helped him beat heroin. Now he’s using a play to keep kids from addiction
2-6-20 United Way kicks off winter assistance fund
2-5-20 Controversial coal bill passes off the House floor, heads to Indiana Senate
2-4-20 In Five – Indiana – Celebrating Nina Scholars’ 20th anniversary
2-4-20 In Five – Arizona – Increasing stability for children in foster care
2-3-20 Tackling Opioids through Youth Theatre
1-24-20 IPA Appoints Board Vice Chair
1-24-20 Trump rollback of clean water rules leaves many Arizona streams without protections
1-24-20 New Pathways for Youth sets $5.7M goal to help double footprint
1-23-20 Homelessness, decline in giving reflected in Season for Sharing grant applications. There’s still time to help
1-23-20 New Pathways for Youth Lands More Than $1 Million in Investment From 5 Philanthropic Partners
1-22-20 Three Years, 13 Partners Making Positive Changes for White River
1-14-20 Indianapolis poised to study the local effects of climate change
1-13-20 Confronting the Opioid Crisis with Art
1-12-20 Teen girls who are victims of sexual exploitation get help at this Arizona nonprofit, and your donations help
1-12-20 New Investments from Five Local Philanthropic Partners Total $1,075,000
1-8-20 Top 10 tips for fundraisers in 2020
12-30-19 Purdue’s mobile spay and neuter clinic receives grant to support education, services
12-30-19 Hoosier College Republicans join national campaign to change GOP position on climate change
12-29-19 Op-ed: Improving White River’s water quality requires everyone’s efforts
12-27-19 Grant to Support Purdue Mobile Vet Unit
12-27-19 Grant to support Purdue mobile vet unit
12-26-19 Season for Sharing: St. Nicholas Early Learning focuses on littlest learners
12-26-19 Remembering Matt Tully: Time is the only gift you need — it costs nothing and is worth everything
12-26-19 Time is the only gift you need — it costs nothing and is worth everything
12-22-19 Op-ed: Make pre-school education a priority for disadvantaged Hoosier children
12-21-19 Sustainable plow-free farming could help save small farms
12-21-19 Sustainable plow-free farming could help save small farms
12-21-19 Sustainable Plow-Free Farming Could Help Save Small Farms
12-21-19 Sustainable plow-free farming could help save small farms
12-20-19 Purdue mobile unit receives $150,000 grant
12-20-19 Guest Viewpoint: Three years, 13 Partners making positive changes for White River
12-20-19 New Pathways for Youth Receives more than $1,000,000
12-18-19 Purdue’s mobile spay and neuter clinic receives grant to support education, services
12-18-19 Vet school’s mobile surgery unit gets $150,000 boost
12-15-19 Gov. Eric Holcomb: Public health in Indiana depends on great childhood start
12-14-19 Season for Sharing: Auntie Mame’s builds community with lessons for children and parents
12-13-19 Lost Our Home Rescue gets Pulliam grant
12-13-19 New Grant for Priority 4 Paws Supports Shelter Medicine Education and Services
12-12-19 Environmental groups sue the Indiana steel mill that killed thousands of fish in August cyanide spill
12-12-19 Environmental groups sue the Indiana steel mill that killed thousands of fish in August cyanide spill
12-12-19 Season for Sharing: CAFE center creates hub of services for far eastside residents in need
12-8-19 Tax changes have hurt nonprofit organizations as fewer people give to charity
12-5-19 Season for Sharing: Nonprofit provides preschool services to visually impaired Hoosiers
12-4-19 Kids who enter the foster system often have this essential need. Season for Sharing has helped meet it
12-2-19 Here’s how to help Season for Sharing, other charities this Giving Tuesday
12-1-19 Op-ed: Students who attend preschool programs reach developmental milestones ahead of peers
12-1-19 Northwest Valley seniors get big lift from volunteer program supported by Season for Sharing
11-29-19 Indianapolis building gets highest ‘green’ building certification possible
11-29-19 Arizona environmental regulators grant permit for aluminum plant in La Paz County
11-28-19 Season for Sharing brings us together in good times and bad
11-28-19 Season for Sharing: Christamore House helps kids learn, families thrive
11-27-19 Mesa nonprofit provides shelter, programs for families looking to start over
11-25-19 Getting To The Root of It: How Butler’s One-Acre Farm Has Evolved In a Decade
11-24-19 Ramos: Early education is such a valuable and indispensable need for all children
11-21-19 Season for Sharing: Early Learning Indiana focuses on providing high-quality child care
11-17-19 ‘We need to act fast’: Statewide forum focuses on climate solutions for Arizona
11-16-19 Pulliam Trust donates $600K more for river projects
11-15-19 Season for Sharing kicks off 26th year of helping Arizona. Here’s how to donate
11-14-19 Season for Sharing: The Arc of Indiana helps Hoosiers with disabilities through education, empowerment
11-13-19 Expand your organization’s impact through storytelling
11-13-19 Nina Mason Pulliam trust donates nearly $600,000 to protect water supply in Verde River
11-13-19 Wheeler Mission Breaks Ground on Expanded Center for Women and Children
11-12-19 New Verde River Funding Supports Work That Benefits People and Nature
11-10-19 Op-ed: Early childhood education can prevent violence later in life
11-8-19 Satellite built by students soars to space on mission to map heat in Phoenix, other cities
11-7-19 Season for Sharing: St. Mary’s Child Center hopes to break poverty cycle through education
11-3-19 Schools chief: State’s future hinges on access to quality early education programs
10-31-19 Season for Sharing: Concord Neighborhood Center alleviates financial burden of child care for south-side families
10-29-19 The Rebranded IndyHumane Downtown Clinic Opens Its Doors
10-28-19 Introducing IndyHumane Downtown Clinic
10-27-19 IndyStar dedicates Season for Sharing campaign to Matthew L. Tully Memorial Fund
10-26-19 IndyHumane to Reopen Downtown Clinic
10-25-19 IndyHumane downtown clinic to reopen under new name
10-24-19 IndyHumane Will Open Downtown Clinic Under New Name
10-16-19 AHS’ Channel 15 spot- Shared with AAWL and HALO for Pittie Palooza
10-16-19 Nina and Bowen scholarship programs provide life-changing support to IUPUI students
10-15-19 Congratulations, 2019 HSPA Better Newspaper Contest Award Winners!
10-15-19 Indiana gets $436 million loan from EPA to help give Hoosiers cleaner water
10-14-19 2019 Sixth Annual Pittie-Palooza
10-6-19 Op-ed: Journalism, local news remain key tenets of American democracy
10-4-19 Pedal and Paddle: A Tour of the White River and Riverside Park
10-2-19 Indiana Humanities Publishes Anthology of Prose and Poetry Designed to be Read in Nature
10-2-19 Indiana Humanities Publishes Anthology of Prose and Poetry Designed to be Read in Nature
9-26-19 ABOUT CAZCA
9-23-19 About the White River project
9-23-19 Pet Euthanasia Rates Decrease by 87% in Maricopa County Arizona,…
9-22-19 It’s All About the Divorce Gap: Ending Isolation for Divorcing Women
9-20-19 Beanblossom Bottoms Still Open In Spite of Damage from Tornado
9-19-19 AHH gets $100K grant from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-19-19 Arizona Helping Hands Announces Grant From The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
9-18-19 As Seen on GMAZ: Wednesday, Sept. 18
9-18-19 Fix.Adopt.Save initiative helps plummet pet euthanasia rates in Phoenix
9-18-19 Local Shelters Have Reduced Euthanasia and Intake Tremendously since 2012
9-17-19 ‘Do I qualify for a grant?’ and more Season for Sharing questions answered
9-15-19 Arizona Republic’s ‘An Unnatural Wonder’ wins Rocky Mountain Emmy award
9-15-19 Congratulations, 2019 HSPA Better Newspaper Contest Award Winners!
9-12-19 WHITE RIVER PADDLEWHEEL BOAT TRIP FOR EDUCATORS
9-10-19 Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West Launches Latest of Nine Exclusive New Exhibitions to Keep Western Storytelling Fresh for Guests
9-10-19 Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West Launches Latest of Nine Exclusive New Exhibitions to Keep Western Storytelling Fresh for Guests
9-9-19 Second Annual White River Dragon Boat Races Comes to Indianapolis’ White River State Park on Sept. 28
9-1-19 Art and Nature Park
8-28-19 Independent students THRIVE on campus
8-26-19 Environmental Reporting Award Goes to Ocean Shock
8-24-19 There’s a lot less local news reporting, which is why we’re stepping in to help
8-23-19 JFCS celebrates recent Real World Job Development Program graduates
8-23-19 Reuters Series Wins 2019 Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting
8-22-19 Jewish Family & Children’s Service Celebrates Youth at Real World Job Development Program Graduation
8-22-19 Jewish Family & Children’s Service Celebrates Youth at Real World Job Development Program Graduation
8-20-19 Nonprofits can apply soon for 2019-20 Season for Sharing grants
8-16-19 Colorado River water: Arizona, Nevada and Mexico face first-ever cuts
8-14-19 Federal government delays construction of border wall at Organ Pipe
8-14-19 Common Sense Media: Parenting with common sense in a 24/7 media world
8-13-19 Sojourner Center Announces Grant From The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-13-19 Two philanthropy alumni shed light on relationship building in their arena
8-12-19 Second annual Indiana Water Summit proposes solutions for water quality and availability issues facing Indiana
8-11-19 Nina Mason Pulliam grant award-THANK YOU!
8-8-19 Trump administration reissues permit for Arizona development
8-6-19 Pulliam Trust supports Baby CASA trainings with $90,000 three year grant
7-31-19 Euthanizing dogs for space
7-31-19 Is that thing on the left a genetic experiment, a Martian philodendron or a futuristic Barbara Hepworth sculpture?
7-31-19 15 Best Affordable Counseling Degree Programs (Bachelor’s) 2019
7-24-19 Grant for animal rescue agency
7-23-19 IndyHumane Receives Grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
7-18-19 Trust provides $40,000 grant to HALO Animal Rescue
7-8-19 White River Vision Plan
7-5-19 IndyPL’s Summer Reading Program Continues Through July 27!
7-5-19 Discovering the Science of the Environment
7-1-19 President’s Report: 2018 Year in Review
6-30-19 IndyPL’s Summer Reading Program continues through July 27!
6-7-19 White River Vision Plan unveiled for Hamilton, Marion counties
6-6-19 Fair Oaks Farms abuse: Animal welfare group documents calf abuse, sparks investigation
6-6-19 The White River is getting a facelift, and you can help shape what it looks like
6-5-19 Fair Oaks Farms abuse: Animal welfare group documents calf abuse, sparks investigation
6-5-19 Fair Oaks Farms abuse: Animal welfare group documents calf abuse, sparks investigation
5-30-19 Indy Public Library celebrates 100 years of Summer Reading Program
5-28-19 Open Spaces
5-24-19 Are the balloons released before the Indy 500 really safe? We tested them.
5-24-19 Are the balloons released before the Indy 500 really safe? We tested them.
5-24-19 Are the balloons released before the Indy 500 really safe? We tested them.
5-24-19 Are the balloons released before the Indy 500 really safe? We tested them.
5-21-19 ROW awards DNR funds for ongoing school project
5-20-19 ROW awards DNR funds for ongoing school project
5-20-19 Circle of Life
5-16-19 IndyPL’s 2019 Summer Reading Program: Celebrating 100 Years!
5-14-19 Exhibition Showcasing Iconic Cowboy Artist And Celebrated Author Returns To Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
5-13-19 What to remove and what to plant in your yard
5-11-19 Oliver’s Woods Nature Preserve Slated to Open Fall 2020
5-10-19 Changing lives with Financial Opportunity Center at Tempe Community Action Agency
5-10-19 Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve To Reopen May 18
5-9-19 An Introduction to Photography and Ecology at Spades Park
5-7-19 Exhibition Showcasing Iconic Cowboy Artist and Celebrated Author, Will James, Returns to Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
5-6-19 Arizona Nonprofits: Altered Tails
5-3-19 Love Over Dose
5-2-19 Arizona Press Club selects 2018 Nina Mason Pulliam Environmental Journalism Awards winners
4-24-19 Bill legalizing hemp growth and sales in Indiana clears final hurdle, heads to governor
4-22-19 Partner Spotlight: Indiana Wildlife Federation
4-18-19 ROW launches new tools for improving local waterways
4-17-19 Opportunity Passport™ helps foster youth achieve financial goals
4-12-19 Newfields announces $21.7 million in grants and gifts
4-9-19 2018 in Review: Are we helping change our communities?
4-8-19 Newfields boosted by $21M in grants and gifts
4-8-19 Newfields plans fall festival, more parking, outdoor sculpture, other upgrades to campus
4-6-19 $21.7M in improvements will drastically change Newfields’ look and how you get there
4-6-19 Newfields announces $21.7M in grants, gifts
4-5-19 Partnership provides services to homeless
4-2-19 Youth art and nature walk at Brookside Park
4-1-19 Flinn Foundation to fund in-depth bioscience reporting by The Arizona Republic
4-1-19 Flinn Foundation to fund in-depth bioscience reporting by The Arizona Republic
3-31-19 Innovative storytelling to drive Republic partnership with Flinn Foundation
3-27-19 Environmental groups sue EPA, saying it failed to enforce air-quality standards
3-25-19 Next Indiana Campfires connects Hoosiers with literature, nature – June 15
3-25-19 Drought update, AZ Republic: 3/18/19
3-25-19 Pogue’s Run Greenway and Waterway Photo Contest
3-8-19 Season for Sharing: $2.1 million will help kids, families and older adults throughout Arizona
3-4-19 Faces of IUPUI: Nina Mason Pulliam
3-2-19 Indiana finally has its first national park
3-1-19 Progress in Arizona, hurdles in California
2-26-19 FREE Spay/Neuter Weekend: March 2-3, 2019
2-7-19 ‘Advice from the Funders’: previewing their webinar, alumni share advice on how to apply for foundation grants
2-6-19 Tobias Leadership Center announces new class of fellows
2-6-19 Phoenix Zoo receives $1,000,000 donation
2-4-19 $1 million donation to go towards lion, hyena habitat at Phoenix Zoo
2-2-19 Phoenix Zoo Putting $1M Donation Toward New Exhibit
2-1-19 Phoenix Zoo to put $1M donation toward lion, hyena habitat
1-31-19 Beanblossom Bottoms boardwalk rebuild project – Sycamore Land Trust
1-31-19 Luminaria at Desert Botanical Garden raises $3K for Season for Sharing
1-29-19 Season for Sharing: Black Theatre Troupe brings books to life for children of color
1-23-19 Biblical Roots: The Founding
1-22-19 Season for Sharing: Furniture bank helps veterans, makes houses feel like home
1-21-19 Grand Canyon maintenance load lightened
1-21-19 Farm bill means hemp could soon grow in Indiana for CBD oil, fibers, and more
1-20-19 Nina Scholars application deadline is March 1
1-18-19 Season for Sharing: Gabriel’s Angels offers a safe space for at-risk students to learn
1-18-19 Grant money to restore Bright Angel Trail.
1-16-19 Short documentary films about the White River to premiere Thursday at Nickel Plate Arts
1-15-19 Season for Sharing: KJZZ provides perfect spot for budding journalists Elizabeth Montgomery, Arizona Republic
1-11-19 Season for Sharing: Rosie’s House academy gives low-income kids the gift of music
1-6-19 Documentary films about the White River – page 6
1-4-19 Season for Sharing: Aging with Down syndrome
12-29-18 Season for Sharing: Girls on the Run races toward confidence and self-esteem
12-28-18 Year’s end brings reflection on 2018 accomplishments
12-28-18 Season for Sharing: Audubon Arizona’s River Keepers shares nature with kids
12-27-18 Season for Sharing: Noble of Indiana empowers people with disabilities to serve others
12-25-18 Season for Sharing: Sun Sounds of Arizona radio service reads to those in need
12-23-18 Season for Sharing: Iibada Dance Company gives more than a chance to dance
12-21-18 Karen Celestino-Horseman: Be the voice for our animal companions
12-21-18 Donors to Season for Sharing won Luminaria tickets in random drawing
12-18-18 Forest Service moves to revoke permit for hitting wolf
12-17-18 Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce: Benevilla awarded $75,000 grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
12-17-18 Common Sense Welcomes Arizona Director
12-16-18 Season for Sharing: How Girls Inc. is tackling bullying and body image issues
12-13-18 Common Sense welcomes Glendale resident as Arizona director
12-13-18 Experience Matters announces grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
12-6-18 Starfish Initiative opens doors for high-need, high-potential Marion County students
12-5-18 The Villages Receives $200,000 Grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
12-3-18 Season for Sharing: How Jameson Camp helps kids become leaders, rather than bosses
12-1-18 Giving USA 2018 Annual Report
11-29-18 A floating stage is coming to the White River for music, comedy and open mic nights
11-29-18 If not for interventions like these, Indiana’s youth obesity rate may reach 53% by 2025
11-27-18 Local organizations back Valley Leadership’s new Pivot Toward Impact program
11-26-18 Giving Tuesday: Here are 8 ways you can help in Indianapolis
11-22-18 5 reasons to support Season for Sharing – and support Arizonans in need
11-21-18 Swarens: ‘I learned that not all people are bad,’ young mom at Project Home Indy says
11-18-18 Peace Learning Center teaching Indianapolis schoolchildren life skills for success
11-14-18 Wabash hosts deep dive on water quality
11-13-18 Season for Sharing: Circle the City provides health care for people experiencing homelessness
11-11-18 Wabash hosts deep dive on water quality
11-11-18 Season for Sharing: It’s a great way to help Arizona’s most vulnerable
11-9-18 Arizona Republic celebrates 25 years of Season for Sharing, $64 million given to Valley nonprofits
11-9-18 The Nature Conservancy in Arizona
11-1-18 New pump at Dead Horse Ranch State Park means ‘longer life for fish’
10-28-18 Tips for keeping your pets safe and Altered Tails’ lasting legacy
10-19-18 Sycamore Land Trust Close To Completing Beanblossom Bottoms Boardwalk Renovation
10-18-18 The Fifth Annual Pittie-Palooza Recap
10-18-18 White River vision plan, envision phase
10-16-18 Go with the flow: Groups partner to improve White River experience in Hamilton, Marion counties
10-16-18 Lost Our Home Pet Rescue Annual Sit. Stay. Brunch. Planned for Dec. 2, 2018
10-14-18 Hundreds of pets find forever homes at 10th Mega Adoption
10-13-18 More than 1,000 cats and dogs available for adoption at Indy Mega-Adoption event
10-12-18 Indy Mega Adoption event starts Saturday at noon
10-12-18 Hundreds of Animals Available at Indy Mega Adoption Event
10-11-18 Take Home A Furry Friend At The Indy Mega-Adoption Event
10-11-18 Adopt a pet for cheap this weekend at Indy Mega Adoption Event
10-10-18 Will politicians talk about climate change now?
10-9-18 Over 1,000 dogs & cats from 29 shelters up for adoption during Indy Mega-Adoption Event this weekend
10-9-18 Creating responsible digital citizens requires curriculum and starts in K-12 schools
10-8-18 Nina Mason Pulliam Foundation funds new Glendale adult health care center
10-2-18 Humane Society earns $25K grant
9-27-18 Mesa spaying clinic born from her lover for pets
9-25-18 The STEM Connection announces grants totaling $27,500
9-23-18 Grace College program boosts state’s water-quality efforts
9-18-18 Nina Mason Pulliam Foundation funds new Glendale adult health care center
9-17-18 Star Press reporters, photographers win awards in statewide contest
9-17-18 Star Press reporters, photographers win awards in statewide contest
9-12-18 Non-profits have until Oct. 19 to apply for 2018-19 Season for Sharing grants
8-30-18 Common Sense partners with ACF, the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, and the Phoenix IDA for statewide digital well-being effort
8-30-18 Common Sense partners with ACF, the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, and the Phoenix IDA for statewide digital well-being effort
8-30-18 Roche Academy boasts training, job offer
8-27-18 What’s wrong with the plan to log Salamonie River State Forest
8-26-18 Partners of the White River
8-24-18 Pass The Torch for Women Foundation announces grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
8-16-18 Groups focus on improving White River with $5 million grant
8-14-18 Employee financial stress is costing you $$$
8-9-18 Midwestern University received $125,000 grant for veterinary mobile healthcare
8-7-18 IU School of Optometry program
8-7-18 Charitable Advisors, LLC – Announcements
8-6-18 Bosma Enterprises receives significant grants
7-31-18 Informatics HS diversity program grant
7-19-18 Utopia responds to call of the wild: Rural outpost rehabilitates birds, animals
7-18-18 Pulliam Trust awards more than $2 million in grants to Indy area charities
7-10-18 We ‘turned our back’ on the White River. Now, Indianapolis wants to make it a destination.
7-10-18 Embracing a Treasure: White River
7-9-18 Produce is less healthy than it was 70 years ago. These farmers are trying to change that
7-6-18 Trinity House will be home to young men aging out of foster care
6-22-18 Find your new best friend at the Indy Mega Adoption Event
6-22-18 Ascend Indiana receives Lilly Endowment, Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust funding, grows talent pipelines and Ascend Network
6-22-18 Ascend funding targets skills gap, health
6-20-18 More Than 1,000 Pets Looking For Homes at Indy Mega-Adoption Event
6-19-18 Improvements at the Indianapolis Art Center
6-1-18 New partnership adds farmland to help protect the Verde River
5-31-18 AZ Press Club winners announcement
5-24-18 Easement will protect important AZ water source
5-12-18 How this mom went from a homeless shelter to her college graduation
4-27-18 Pulliam Trust awards largest single grant
4-23-18 NS Endowment
4-11-18 Indiana Campfires Series back again
4-10-18 NS Erika Thomison
4-6-18 From Lichens to Flying Squirrels: Ecoblitz results reveal complexity of an older Indiana forest
3-29-18 Your Turn: What is Rio Reimagined? Think Tempe Town Lake – but a lot bigger
3-19-18 Beanblossom Bottoms to close for boardwalk renovations
3-15-18 Season for Sharing: $2.2 million to help Arizona non-profits
3-10-18 Summer Youth programs score $2.8M in grants
3-9-18 How Southwest Human Development is using an interactive, family-based effort to improve preschool literacy
3-8-18 Science training made unforgettable: NAU Presidential Scholar organizes field experience for high school students
3-7-18 Plenty of harmful myths surround neutering of pets
2-27-18 Environmental journalism contest accepting entries in Islamabad
2-26-18 Low-cost animal clinic’s $3M revamp unveiled
2-11-18 SPJ, SEJ and NMPCT announce award
1-26-18 SPJ, SEJ and Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust announce $10,000 environmental reporting award
1-26-18 It’s still Season for Sharing: Jan. 31 is last chance to give to this year’s campaign
1-19-18 Assistance League of Indianapolis’ Operation School Bell program
1-16-18 New Scottsdale exhibits show American West perspective