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We the People – Embrace. Empower.Engage. Inc.

We the People nurtures the leaders of tomorrow by cultivating civic engagement and an appreciation for our diversity!

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Mountain Bikes for NWA Children’s Shelter

The Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter (NWACS) is a private, non-profit organization that provides 24-hour residential, emergency triage care for children throughout Arkansas.

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Minivan Build Match, Double Your Gift

Contribute to October's Minivan Build in Pahrump, and toward another build in 2020. An anonymous donor will match your gift, dollar for dollar. Together, are…

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Krista’s Climb for a Cause

Help me raise money for the underprivileged children of Nepal. Together we can make a change in the lives of children who are victims of…

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New American Riders: Bicycles for refugees in Western Mass

With our partners at the Jewish Family Service of Western Massachusetts, RadSpringfield will be furnishing recently resettled and newly employed refugees with bicycles, helmets, locks,…

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The « Young Ones » Can Give Back 2

To reach as much possible orphanages before Christmas To raise enough money before Christmas in order to start rapping the Christmas giftsTo raise the set…

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u201cYou have between three and five days to live unless we find you a new heart.u201d

Thatu2019s what the doctors told Sam Wyche in December of 2016. He had been diagnosed with cardiomyopathy in 2001 but had managed the disease with regular exercise and a healthy diet. Now his diagnosis had caught up with him.

The doctor gave Sam his five days on a Monday. Tuesday came and went, then Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The doctors wanted to release Sam to home-based hospice care, but he asked to wait a little longer.