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Hey there, it's Elijah! Shred Day is just around the corner, and it's not your average Spring-Cleaning Day. It's a chance to clear out the clutter, safeguard your privacy, and support a cause close to our hearts, Alzheimer's Association. Let's get shredding! #ShredDay #SecureDisposal #CommunityEngagement #SupportACause #KeyesLawGroup

The answer to yesterday's trivia question is $13,323. This is how much providing our community with shelter, support, and solutions costs each day. This includes costs such as client assistance (transportation, social services, food, supplies, utility assistance, etc.), facility and operational expenses, staffing costs, and more. Thanks for playing!

Rocket Clicks, a digital marketing company from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, thrived after adopting EOS, inspiring them to share the same opportunity for success with others. In 2023, they launched the Rocket Clicks Help First grant, offering a year of EOS Implementer services to a nonprofit. Despite early challenges in fully implementing EOS and achieving stable growth, their commitment to enhancing client relationships and operational excellence underscored their journey from struggling to adapt EOS principles to wanting to extend their benefits to others. Here's their #RunningOnEOS story: https://lnkd.in/eGNPE9d4

What an exceptional community service First Dakota National Bank ! Shredding documents with personal identifying info (yours -or- others) is one of many important steps to keeping your identity safe and secure!! ID theft is real. It is an *extremely* time consuming, frustrating, and often costly situation??. ANYONE can be a victim. ??Other (simple) ways to protect yourself: ??Take data breeches seriously! They happen a lot! If you are notified (usually via a mailed ?? ) that your information "may have been" been compromised, take the steps offered to protect yourself +family. This often includes free credit monitoring and placing fraud alerts/ credit freezes on your CBRs. **Criminals can wait to strike. Just b/c you don't notice activity right away doesn't mean it won't occur.** ?? Public Wi-Fi...use caution. ??Check your credit bureau reports annually...there are 3 agencies, consider getting your (free) report from each on a staggered basis. https://lnkd.in/grSFQSNR (Beware of imposter sites that use similar language, but charge a fee.) ?? At work, train employees???? properly on shredding??, vishing??, smishing ??, phishing??, etc. How you maintain, disseminate, and dispose of info matters. https://lnkd.in/gf4HvNkN ??Visit: consumer.ftc.gov ??Visit: IdentityTheft.gov ??Visit: Idtheftcenter.org Identity Theft Resource Center - Nonprofit ??"Know it before you need it"...take some time to read up on the topic. A quick search presented this article by Bev O'Shea for NerdWallet: https://lnkd.in/gn39-P6B An ounce of prevention is absolutely worth a pound of cure. ?? Thanks First Dakota National Bank for stepping up yet again to support the communities you serve.???? Rob Stephenson Aaron Ness

How does the theft of a catalytic converter from a church truck impact the community served by Back to Basics Outreach Ministries? Community in Need: Catalytic Converter Theft Hits Back to Basics Outreach Ministries - Urgent Call for Support Back to Basics Outreach Ministries faces a setback as a catalytic converter is stolen from their truck, impacting their ability to deliver fresh produce to the community. The cost of repair exceeds $6,000. The incident highlights the vulnerability of community-driven initiatives and the need for assistance to prevent and address such thefts. Key Takeaways: - Financial Blow: Back to Basics Outreach Ministries seeks assistance as a stolen catalytic converter hampers their ability to deliver essential services, costing over $6,000 to repair. - Community Impact: The theft not only affects the organization but also hurts the community, emphasizing the interconnectedness of local initiatives and the need for collective support. - Vulnerability of Nonprofits: The incident underscores the vulnerability of community-driven programs and the importance of safeguarding their resources to sustain their contributions. #churchcrime https://lnkd.in/gCTjjcqF

Rocket Clicks, a digital marketing company from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, thrived after adopting EOS, inspiring them to share the same opportunity for success with others. In 2023, they launched the Rocket Clicks Help First grant, offering a year of EOS Implementer services to a nonprofit. Despite early challenges in fully implementing EOS and achieving stable growth, their commitment to enhancing client relationships and operational excellence underscored their journey from struggling to adapt EOS principles to wanting to extend their benefits to others. Here's their #RunningOnEOS story: https://lnkd.in/gAwwahG3

?? **Join the Movement: Clean the Block!** ?? Over the weekend, I had the privilege of witnessing something truly inspiring – the passion and dedication of individuals like O'Neil Hesson and SiSi Encarnacion who are leading the charge in the Dallas area with a mission called Clean the Block. Their initiative is not just about tidying up the streets; it's about revitalizing our communities and showing love and respect to our neighbors, especially the elders who have built the foundations of our neighborhoods. Think about it: our neighborhoods are reflections of ourselves. When we let litter accumulate, weeds grow unchecked, and obstructions clutter our sidewalks and streets, we're not just neglecting our environment; we're neglecting each other. But together, we can make a difference. O'Neil Hesson, President and Founder of The SERUN Foundation, and SiSi Encarnacion, a Community Engagement Strategist, are leading the way by tackling the top 10 code violations that plague our communities: 1. High Weeds 2. Litter 3. Obstructions in Alleys/Sidewalks/Streets 4. Unauthorized Signs in Public Right of Way 5. Bulky Trash 6. Substandard Structures 7. Junk Motor Vehicles 8. Illegal Dumping 9. Illegal Outside Storage 10. Graffiti These may seem like small issues on their own, but together, they contribute to a larger problem of urban decay and neglect. By addressing these issues head-on, we're not only improving the physical appearance of our neighborhoods but also fostering a sense of pride and community. Remember, "Don't Mess with Texas" isn't just an anti-litter campaign; it's a call to action to take pride in our great state and show love and respect to our fellow Texans. So let's roll up our sleeves, grab some trash bags, and join the Clean the Block movement. Together, we can make a difference, one block at a time. Are you ready to make a difference? Join us in cleaning up our neighborhoods and spreading positivity and love throughout our communities. Together, we can create a brighter future for all! #CleanTheBlock #communitypride #DallasStrong ?????

Shred Days are coming to several of our communities. Click the link for more information, dates, and locations. https://lnkd.in/geAXdPzR Except for a few specific records that should be saved permanently, most documents and records must be kept for at least seven years. However, it is your responsibility to check for retention schedules. If you have questions, we recommend consulting with your accountant and attorney to learn what is best for your situation. #ShredDay #Shred #FightFraud

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We did it! The NSBAC, as part of a mighty coalition of small business owners, small business support and advocacy organizations and community leaders, helped safeguard a vital support program for California small businesses. The Technical Assistance Program was on the chopping block for a proposed $13.1 million budget cut, 56.5 percent of the program's annual funding, but the grassroots efforts and unity of this coalition, along with supportive legislators of pro-small business policies, is what delivered this victory for the 4.1 million small businesses in California. “This is a victory for every voice that spoke up, whether in-person, online or in print against budget cuts to TAP,” said NSBAC President Allison Allain. “In this case, it didn’t just take a village, it took a whole state working together to protect small business owners.” Sign up to join NSBAC to help deliver more victories for small businesses at NSBAC dot US #smallbusiness #smallbusinessadvocacy #californiasmallbusiness #saveTAP