Do you feel like you’re struggling just to pay the bills? The Community Financial Wellness Program was created for you. Our simple tutorials can help you see that there IS a way to better manage your money today and be more prepared for tomorrow.
https://t.co/tDsamLTXth
The William H. Adams Foundation presents “Bringing Families Together Co-parenting Workshops”. The free workshop is offered for fathers, mothers, grandparents and other guardians. New sessions on Wednesdays thru February.
Register today at https://t.co/xnEOHxuuPW
Cheer on your favorite NFL team in the AFC/NFC Conference Championship Games with the Cobb County Alphas! Join us at Murph’s on Sunday, Jan 28, 2024, @ 3pm. Don’t miss out on the fun!
We are having so much fun learning all about STEM and coding with @jpmorganchase and @GirlsWhoCode - we are decoding ciphers, building video games, and even seeing holograms of ourselves thanks to the pros! Stay tuned for more updates from today’s exciting program!
Ohio has the 15th-most unequal system of taxation in the U.S., according to the Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy. Ohio's system is taxing poor residents much more heavily than the rich and driving further inequality, it says.
By @martyschladen
https://t.co/VEgCA2EvSV
Happy Founders Day Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.! From our founding, we have been architects of change, the torchbearers of justice, and the embodiment of sisterhood's enduring power. So honored to lead in Congress and our communities with these women.
Join Honorable Andrew Ginther, Mayor, City of Columbus, Ohio. The William H Adams Youth Foundation, city leaders, vendors in East Columbus, Ohio. For RISE UP CBUS! Thursday, 4:30 p.m. William H. Adams Community Center at Krumm Park. @WHAFoundation@ColsRecParks@ColumbusGov
The Foundation is a tribute to the legacy of service of William Howard “Bill” Adams. As long as we remember him, talk about him, share our stories about him and what he meant to us, his light will never go out.
The Foundation is a tribute to the legacy of service of William Howard “Bill” Adams. As long as we remember him, talk about him, share our stories about him and what he meant to us, his light will never go out.
Harry Belafonte was a barrier-breaking legend who used his platform to lift others up. He lived a good life – transforming the arts while also standing up for civil rights. And he did it all with his signature smile and style. Michelle and I send our love to his wife, kids, and fans.
These two photos were taken nearly 100 years apart. The first photo was of Leveque Tower on May 16, 1926, and the second was taken earlier this year. The building is still an iconic part of the Columbus skyline today!