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Illinois 2026 Out of the Darkness Walks to Raise Mental Health Awareness

Illinois 2026 Out of the Darkness Walks to Raise Mental Health Awareness
08/03/2026 | Companies
The Illinois Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) has released the schedule for its 2026 Out of the Darkness Community Walks, a statewide initiative dedicated to suicide prevention and mental health awareness. The annual campaign, recognized as the largest of its kind in...
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The Iron Broom: A Memoir of Survival Under Soviet Oppression

The Iron Broom: A Memoir of Survival Under Soviet Oppression
07/08/2026 | Companies
Author David Sawatzki presents a powerful family memoir in The Iron Broom: Turning Oppression into Opportunity, A True Story, exploring generations marked by persecution, unwavering principles, and perseverance. Drawing from family memories and his own life experiences, he recounts the realities of...
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NRG Wear Pink, Power Hope: Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and Research

NRG Wear Pink, Power Hope: Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and Research
12/23/2024 | Companies
Every October, organizations worldwide focus on raising awareness about breast cancer screening and prevention. At NRG, we believe in the transformative power of hope and are dedicated to turning that belief into meaningful action. Our Wear Pink, Power Hope initiative was created to make a...
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