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Broward Education Foundation partners with SponsorPlace to connect Broward County Public Schools with local businesses for sponsorships, while Turco Legal, P.C. founder Damian Turco spearheads a legal initiative in Massachusetts to defend civil rights. Holdings for Good introduces a banking solution for nonprofits with mobile-responsive accounts, 2% interest rates, and no monthly fees, aiming to streamline financial management and grant compliance.

Feeding South Florida and Boca Helping Hands are hosting events to raise awareness and funds for food-insecure individuals in South Florida. Activities like fund drives, food drives, and a bowling event aim to support programs providing nutritious meals to those in need. Monetary donations will be matched dollar-for-dollar, offering a great opportunity to make a difference.

CLL Society announces the 2025 Research Program awards recognizing researchers in CLL/SLL, Moody Center launches an online auction for flood relief efforts in Central Texas, and Florida passes the 'Young Adult Housing Support' law to aid foster care youth in securing stable housing for education and career development.

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Dragonfest 2025, the 19th Annual expo organized by the Martial Arts History Museum, will be held on August 2, 2025, at the Glendale Civic Auditorium. This event brings together martial arts fans worldwide to celebrate Asian culture, featuring 100 booths with various vendors, autograph signings from martial arts stars, and lecture classes by legends like Benny Uquidez and Michelle Manu. All funds raised go towards preserving martial arts history at the museum. Visit Dragonfest.com for more information and tickets.

Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a common chronic venous disease associated with cardiovascular risk factors like age, obesity, and smoking. It can lead to symptoms such as swelling, varicose veins, and skin changes, with treatment options including compression therapy and medications. Recent diagnosis in public figures has brought attention to the condition, emphasizing the importance of early detection and management.

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Ladew Topiary Gardens honors Leith Symington Griswold by naming their Director of Horticulture and Facilities position after her, celebrating her contributions to the garden's success. Dr. Jennifer Ashton and Dr. Joseph Woo are appointed to the American Heart Association's Board of Directors, showcasing their expertise in advancing cardiovascular health outcomes. African Voices magazine hosts an event honoring artist Watson Mere and activist Harry Belafonte, showcasing diverse art and literature. Additionally, events like the Longevity Lounge by GBK and Sydenham, the Xala Foundation's 'Discover Yourself' program graduation, and cancer research grants in Broward County highlight community empowerment and support. The Community Partnership Foundation partners with former NFL player Jonathan Meeks to provide free Football C.A.M.P. programs for youth, blending sports with personal development initiatives.

Foodies Care, a nonprofit in Jacksonville, is hosting an awards ceremony to recognize 12 individuals for their volunteer service, with each honoree's nonprofit receiving a $1,500 stipend. The event will kick off a series of food-centered fundraising events aimed at supporting local organizations in Northeast Florida.

Ben Jealous, former Maryland gubernatorial candidate and Sierra Club executive director, is on leave amid criticism from the Progressive Workers Union for his management. Meanwhile, Karen Hooper, COO at Curebound, leads the organization's efforts to accelerate cures for cancer through funding innovative research and community involvement. Curebound recently raised $11.5 million at a fundraising event and continues to support cancer research despite NIH funding cuts.