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Making an impact

Hurricane Ida recovery is slow for Louisiana bayou communities -- and nonprofits need your help
US Food Banks survive coronavirus demand to face new problems: supply chain disruption and rising food prices

Mental health awareness

The fight for racial justice

Black Lives Matter co-founder continues to fight to affirm Black life
What to consider as you donate to a social justice fund
Fight for social justice, and build community

Honoring veterans

Crisis in Afghanistan

You can make a difference for Afghan refugees
Here's where veterans can turn to get help with their anguish over Afghanistan

Uplifting women and girls

Help move womankind forward
She learned to fly a plane with just her feet. Now, Jessica Cox is inspiring women in aviation around the world

In case you missed these ways to make an impact

Children gathered at the Moria refugee camp in Lesbos, Greece.

Arwa Damon: The question haunting me this World Humanitarian Day

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Outdoor classrooms reenergize kids during the pandemic

Volunteers distribute free turkeys to those in need on behalf of Chance The Rapper charitable foundation SocialWorks ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday in Chicago, Illinois, on November 23, 2020.

Covid-19 is increasing demands on nonprofits. Here are three ways you can make an impact

PUERTO CABEZAS, NICARAGUA - NOVEMBER 18: Houses of Filimón Rivera area remain devastated after passage of Hurricane Iota on November 18, 2020 in Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua. Puerto Cabezas, also known as Bilwi, was severely slammed by winds and storms brought by hurricane Iota, only two weeks after Eta. Since yesterday, this coastal town remains practically isolated and without electricity after strong winds knocked down utility poles and antennas. National government announced that over 45,000 people have been evacuated all over the country. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images)

Help Central America hurricane victims

Maggie Varney, right, founder of Maggie's Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan, teaches volunteer Lamaine Lockhart, left, how to make a plaster mold for a wig.

Ready to cut your long, quarantine hair? Consider donating it to charity

PARK RIDGE, IL - DECEMBER 20: A donation is made into Salvation Army bell ringer Juanita Brown's red Holiday donation kettle December 20, 2005 in Park Ridge, Illinois. Since 1865, the Salvation Army has been helping the needy and every year close to 33 million people in the U.S. receive help from the Salvation Army. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

Salvation Army starts holiday fundraising early amid increasing demands