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The August 28th Non-Profit News

August 28, 2025

Since the severe storm hit on August 9, Heartland Hope Mission has been in Blair, assisting families that were affected. Nearly 20 families have been identified that will need long-term disaster case management assistance. Heartland Hope Mission’s West Omaha location is serving as a Disaster Response Center to provide essential support to storm victims.

Preserve Omaha is hosting its next conference on September 20 at Yates Illuminates. The event will feature hands-on preservation demonstrations, expert talks, a behind-the-scenes Ford Conservation Center tour and a happy hour.

On Tuesday, the Omaha City Council approved a plan to disburse money from Keno profits to four Omaha food banks. Each of the following nonprofit pantries will be receiving $37,500: Food Bank for the Heartland; Saving Grace Perishable Food Rescue; Together, Inc.; and Heart Ministry Center.

This week, 166 people completed a 50-mile march in Papillion to raise money and awareness for veterans. This year alone, the march raised $750,000 for the 50 Mile March Foundation, which assists veterans facing mental health challenges and homelessness.

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