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Post-Hurricane Helene: Community Volunteerism in Western North Carolina
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Clara Carrias, a part-time McDonald's cook and mother of three, volunteered extensively in western North Carolina, delivering supplies to affected Latino communities despite her own storm damage; her efforts, along with hundreds of other volunteers, highlight th...
Post-Hurricane Helene: Community Volunteerism in Western North Carolina
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Clara Carrias, a part-time McDonald's cook and mother of three, volunteered extensively in western North Carolina, delivering supplies to affected Latino communities despite her own storm damage; her efforts, along with hundreds of other volunteers, highlight th...
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20% Bias Score


States Sue Trump Administration Over AmeriCorps Cuts
Twenty-four states are suing the Trump administration over deep cuts to AmeriCorps, alleging the cuts violate federal law and the separation of powers, impacting 41% of the agency's $400 million grant budget and forcing 85% of its staff on administrative leave ahead of planned job cuts.
States Sue Trump Administration Over AmeriCorps Cuts
Twenty-four states are suing the Trump administration over deep cuts to AmeriCorps, alleging the cuts violate federal law and the separation of powers, impacting 41% of the agency's $400 million grant budget and forcing 85% of its staff on administrative leave ahead of planned job cuts.
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48% Bias Score


The Wheat Grows Again" Initiative Rebuilds Israeli Communities After October 7th Massacre
In response to the October 7th massacre, the "The Wheat Grows Again" initiative, supported by the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund, has mobilized over 600 international volunteers to rebuild communities in southern and northern Israel by restoring public spaces, gardens, and providing emotional ...
The Wheat Grows Again" Initiative Rebuilds Israeli Communities After October 7th Massacre
In response to the October 7th massacre, the "The Wheat Grows Again" initiative, supported by the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund, has mobilized over 600 international volunteers to rebuild communities in southern and northern Israel by restoring public spaces, gardens, and providing emotional ...
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40% Bias Score


10,000 Volunteers to Aid Israel's Post-Attack Recovery
JFNA and Birthright Israel launched a strategic initiative to send at least 10,000 volunteers to Israel in 2025, addressing labor shortages caused by the October 7 attacks and supporting the country's recovery efforts, with participants contributing to agriculture, food distribution, and rebuilding.
10,000 Volunteers to Aid Israel's Post-Attack Recovery
JFNA and Birthright Israel launched a strategic initiative to send at least 10,000 volunteers to Israel in 2025, addressing labor shortages caused by the October 7 attacks and supporting the country's recovery efforts, with participants contributing to agriculture, food distribution, and rebuilding.
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40% Bias Score


Civilian Camouflage Net Production in War-Torn Ukrainian Village
In war-torn Malokakhovka, seven volunteers, led by Roman Nazarov, produce 3x6 meter camouflage nets from spandbond fabric, utilizing locally sourced materials and tools, supported by regional officials and private citizens to aid soldiers.
Civilian Camouflage Net Production in War-Torn Ukrainian Village
In war-torn Malokakhovka, seven volunteers, led by Roman Nazarov, produce 3x6 meter camouflage nets from spandbond fabric, utilizing locally sourced materials and tools, supported by regional officials and private citizens to aid soldiers.
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60% Bias Score


Civilian Support Network in Southwestern Upper Volga Aids Frontlines
In Russia's Tver Oblast, a volunteer unit called NElidoVo-69Z, composed of residents, businesses, students, and schoolchildren, supports the frontlines by producing various items, including foam counter-sniper models, tactical snacks, knitted socks, and dry soups. Additional contributions include a ...
Civilian Support Network in Southwestern Upper Volga Aids Frontlines
In Russia's Tver Oblast, a volunteer unit called NElidoVo-69Z, composed of residents, businesses, students, and schoolchildren, supports the frontlines by producing various items, including foam counter-sniper models, tactical snacks, knitted socks, and dry soups. Additional contributions include a ...
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44% Bias Score

Trump Administration Cuts $400 Million in AmeriCorps Funding, Displacing 32,000 Volunteers
The Trump administration ended nearly $400 million in AmeriCorps grants, forcing 32,000 volunteers to stop work in disaster relief, education, and other fields due to budget cuts and alleged improper payments, causing widespread disruption and financial hardship.

Trump Administration Cuts $400 Million in AmeriCorps Funding, Displacing 32,000 Volunteers
The Trump administration ended nearly $400 million in AmeriCorps grants, forcing 32,000 volunteers to stop work in disaster relief, education, and other fields due to budget cuts and alleged improper payments, causing widespread disruption and financial hardship.
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40% Bias Score

Braven's Volunteer Program Boosts First-Gen College Student Success
Braven, a nonprofit, uses nearly 2,700 volunteer Leadership Coaches to help first-generation and low-income college students succeed; its program boasts an 18 percentage-point higher success rate in securing strong first jobs or graduate school admission than the national average.

Braven's Volunteer Program Boosts First-Gen College Student Success
Braven, a nonprofit, uses nearly 2,700 volunteer Leadership Coaches to help first-generation and low-income college students succeed; its program boasts an 18 percentage-point higher success rate in securing strong first jobs or graduate school admission than the national average.
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44% Bias Score

86-Year-Old Volunteer Makes 16 Humanitarian Aid Trips to Donbas
86-year-old Bayrambike Hamitova, whose son died fighting in Ukraine, has completed 16 humanitarian aid trips to Donbas, personally delivering supplies and even cooking for soldiers; Governor Alexey Teksler, moved by her dedication, pledged government support to assist her efforts.

86-Year-Old Volunteer Makes 16 Humanitarian Aid Trips to Donbas
86-year-old Bayrambike Hamitova, whose son died fighting in Ukraine, has completed 16 humanitarian aid trips to Donbas, personally delivering supplies and even cooking for soldiers; Governor Alexey Teksler, moved by her dedication, pledged government support to assist her efforts.
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60% Bias Score

Ukrainian Mother's Anti-Drone Cloaks Aid Soldiers
A Ukrainian mother, Natalia, uses her tailoring skills to create anti-drone cloaks for her son and fellow soldiers using floor insulation, providing them temporary invisibility to enemy drones; she and a team of volunteers have produced over 100 cloaks.

Ukrainian Mother's Anti-Drone Cloaks Aid Soldiers
A Ukrainian mother, Natalia, uses her tailoring skills to create anti-drone cloaks for her son and fellow soldiers using floor insulation, providing them temporary invisibility to enemy drones; she and a team of volunteers have produced over 100 cloaks.
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40% Bias Score

Volunteer Rescue Saves Stranded Climbers on Fitz Roy
Three Chilean climbers were rescued from Fitz Roy in Patagonia after a climbing accident, highlighting the contrast between readily available helicopter rescues in Chamonix and the reliance on volunteer ground rescues in El Chaltén.

Volunteer Rescue Saves Stranded Climbers on Fitz Roy
Three Chilean climbers were rescued from Fitz Roy in Patagonia after a climbing accident, highlighting the contrast between readily available helicopter rescues in Chamonix and the reliance on volunteer ground rescues in El Chaltén.
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40% Bias Score

Russian Village Mobilizes to Support Soldiers in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, over 20 residents of the Bolshekrepinskoe rural settlement have gone to the front lines; eight have died, five are missing, and thirteen have been injured; a local volunteer group is providing support.

Russian Village Mobilizes to Support Soldiers in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, over 20 residents of the Bolshekrepinskoe rural settlement have gone to the front lines; eight have died, five are missing, and thirteen have been injured; a local volunteer group is providing support.
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24% Bias Score
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