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Tragic Violence Will Continue Until We Make Mental Health A National Priority

2017-01-10T21:30:20-05:00January 10, 2017|Blog|

Esteban Santiago, who opened fire in the Fort Lauderdale airport last week, was only 26 years old. He was an Iraq war veteran who had received a general discharge from the military for unsatisfactory performance. He had recently undergone psychiatric evaluation after claiming he was hearing voices. The FBI had been involved. Santiago also had been accused of domestic [...]

January 2017

2017-01-01T18:35:48-05:00January 1, 2017|Email Newsletter|

17 Million Reasons Why 2016 Was Great Happy New Year! Take a look at all the amazing things we accomplished together in 2016 here. Thank you for your partnership, and here’s to an impactful 2017. Accolades of Note: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Speaking of accomplishments, check out some of the awesome awards given to our member charity St. [...]

A Holiday Care Package for Caregivers

2016-12-14T22:36:43-05:00December 14, 2016|Blog|

During the holidays, it’s easier than ever to get swept up in the hustle and bustle, and not take time to care for ourselves. For the over 43 million Americans who serve as unpaid caregivers for loved ones young and old, the word “care” takes on a whole new meaning. Read more on The Huffington Post.

December 2016

2016-12-01T17:24:50-05:00December 1, 2016|Email Newsletter|

Tom Ridge Joins Us to Lift Up Military Veterans Tom Ridge, first Secretary of Homeland Security and former governor of Pennsylvania, joined Heather Nauert of Fox News, Major General Mark Graham, Brigadier General Allyson Solomon, Marianne Downs from Lockheed Martin, and Kerri Childress from Fisher House Foundation for Community Health Charities’ recent veterans’ event. Our session Exploring Cross-Sector Collaboration to Advance Military, Veterans [...]

10 Ways to Give Back on #GivingTuesday

2019-10-16T02:46:46-04:00November 27, 2016|Blog|

10 Ways to Give Back on #GivingTuesday As we enter the holiday season, #GivingTuesday is an ideal opportunity to way to give back. No matter who you are, where you live, what your income is or how old (or young) you are, everyone has something to give. Join us on #GivingTuesday and throughout the year [...]

Working to Increase Breast Cancer Screenings in One California Community and Save Lives

2019-10-16T02:49:02-04:00November 21, 2016|Blog|

Working to Increase Breast Cancer Screenings in One California Community and Save Lives When we see a community mobilizing to address critical health challenges, we at Community Health Charities want to do our part. In communities across the U.S., we bring together leading charities working on the most critical health challenges that affect people’s quality [...]

Dale’s Story

2019-09-07T20:37:48-04:00November 14, 2016|Charity Partner Impact, Our Impact|

Iraq War veteran and Purple Heart recipient Dale Beatty remembers the day his life changed forever. On November 15, 2004, Dale was injured when an IED explosion flipped his Humvee, causing him to lose both legs. “It’s amazing how clear everything becomes when you think your next breath could be your last,” Dale said. Thanks to Fisher [...]

My Greatest Honor: Serving Our Country

2019-10-16T02:49:25-04:00November 11, 2016|Blog|

My Greatest Honor: Serving Our Country July 4, 1976: On America’s birthday, I found myself at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center being handed a white plastic bag and led on to a bus. We left the base and made our way to Solider Field in Chicago where we were lined up, asked to don [...]

This Veteran’s Day, Support our Heroes

2019-10-16T02:49:49-04:00November 8, 2016|Blog|

This Veteran’s Day, Support our Heroes Not All Battles are Fought in a War Zone Iraq War veteran and Purple Heart recipient Dale Beatty remembers the day his life changed forever. On November 15, 2004, Dale was injured when an IED explosion flipped his Humvee, causing him to lose both legs. “It’s amazing how clear [...]

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