Community Fundraising & Youth Support: Camp Nawakwa’s 90th anniversary open house spotlights how the Our Nawakwa nonprofit has carried forward decades of youth programming. Scholarships & Recognition: The African American Heritage Society’s scholarship prom fundraiser will award 10 students and crown new Mr. and Mrs. titleholders, with proceeds tied to the Tom E. Murdic Educational Scholarship Fund. Civic Culture & Public Access: The Daughters of the American Revolution chapter opened a free, traveling “American Revolution Experience” exhibit at a local library, supported by battlefield interpretation grants. Health & Humanitarian Response: WHO says a first trial of the Ebola antiviral obeldesivir is underway for post-exposure protection in DRC’s Bundibugyo outbreak as cases and deaths climb. Anti-Trafficking Law: Bangladesh’s new Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling Prevention and Suppression Act is being rolled out with a victim-centered focus and stronger coordination with civil society. Financial Literacy Partnerships: Financial Wellbeing Institute and Mastercard are teaming up in Cyprus to reach young adults and reduce stress tied to financial vulnerability. Local Heat Relief: A Montreal nonprofit is distributing “freshness kits” to help immigrant and low-income neighborhoods manage heat-wave risks. NGO Capacity Building: Saha Global and WASH stakeholders are pushing for professionally managed rural water services instead of volunteer-only systems. Tech for Social Good: NSF renewed major textile innovation funding in North Carolina, backing research that can translate into real-world products and safer materials.