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Animal shelters and rescues in Los Angeles are packed with pets left behind by residents fleeing the fires. People are lining up at the doors with the pets, while workers are converting more rooms to kennel space. The facilities are looking for more foster homes for the animals, which have included at least one horse and pig in addition to hundreds of dogs and cats. The city has an evacuation site that accepts people with their pets, and a facility for larger animals, while at least one rescue is handing out pet supplies to evacuees with animals in tow. (New York Times)
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Education: Through the 1954 Project initiative, CAFE Group awards $1 million unrestricted grants to leaders and their organizations advancing educational equity for Black students and communities in the United States. The program is designed for leaders with a proven track record of success in education that are ready to scale their impact. Applicants should demonstrate proximity, lived expertise, and a deep commitment to advancing equity for Black students and communities most impacted by systemic inequities in education. Eligibility forms due February 23.
Houses of Worship: The National Fund for Sacred Places, a program of Partners for Sacred Places in collaboration with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, offers financial and technical support to community-serving historic houses of worship across the United States. Matching grants ranging from $50,000 to $500,000 are available for significant capital projects addressing urgent repair needs, improving accessibility, or making vacant or underused space usable for community outreach. Applications accepted from January 10 to March 3.
