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…with Alabama Possible’s statewide Cash for College campaign is dramatically increasing high school students’ access to postsecondary education in Central Alabama. In fact, nearly 17,000 FAFSAs have already been completed……
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…difference. When I was 19 years of age, I actually did in-house tutoring for Oliver Elementary School in Birmingham while I was a student in college majoring in education. We……
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…Clair counties by providing solutions for the most important needs in the community. Through our partner agencies and community initiatives, we improve lives and community conditions by building and mobilizing……
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…create a specialized, interactive digital map that displays the location of various services and nonprofit agencies throughout Birmingham. “It’s very user-friendly,” says Holloway. “It actually lists information that I was……
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…that what they want in life often changes with more experience. “Once I got into law school, I wanted to become an attorney. Once I became an attorney, I felt……
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…the schools. One of the largest school systems in our area has over 50 schools. If you went around and toured every school in that system, touring one school per……
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…have for United Way’s IDA program. Once I was accepted into the program, I immediately felt relief from my financial burden of school tuition. Becoming part of the IDA program……
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…at Trustmark Bank. It focused on budgeting and debt issues, including what to do to avoid debt and handle debt if you already have it. To help you get an……
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…an obligation review of all transactions with potential conflict of interest that may invoke IRS sanctions instances in which use of counsel is deemed appropriate CONFLICT OF INTEREST All prospective……
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…All that users need before filing online is their Social Security or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) and their official tax documents, whether they be W2s, 1099s or something else….…
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…service. The day began with students splitting off into groups to tackle hands-on projects that included building picnic tables, preparing period supply kits and writing encouraging notes for the classrooms……
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…students with items such as glasses, school uniforms and school supplies, as well as dental and medical fees. In 2015, $97,125 was distributed to Central Alabama’s public school systems. In……
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