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Recent News
‘Tis the Season for Giving (And Did You Ever!)
Posted January 27, 2021
Thanks to the the generosity of our supporters, our holiday giving drive raised more than $150,000 to support children and families recovering from difficult and traumatic circumstances.
Trinity Lutheran’s Legacy of Changing Lives
Posted January 25, 2021
We are filled with gratitude upon receiving a $156,000 grant from Trinity Lutheran Church in Walnut Creek to support our Hollygrove programs!
Uplift Family Services and Partners Help Nearly 200 Families in LA This Thanksgiving
Posted December 21, 2020
Today’s post is written by Alison Raitt, the Director of Fund Development for the Los Angeles Region with Uplift Family Services. In her role she manages current fundraising programs in the region, as well as implementing new strategies to increase…
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Lionhearted – COVID in the Moment
Posted December 17, 2020
December is traditionally a time to reflect on the past and look to the future. But in this most unusual December, Lionhearted will instead take look at some COVID-related issues in the present.
Uplift Family Services Welcomes Alison Raitt as New Director of Fund Development in LA
Posted December 9, 2020
Uplift Family Services is pleased to welcome Alison Raitt, who has joined the agency as the new Director of Fund Development for the Los Angeles region.
In Recognition of Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
Posted November 25, 2020
In recognition of Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, which is acknowledged on the 21st of November, three Inland Empire-based staff members participated in a virtual Town Hall meeting alongside Assemblymember James C. Ramos, the San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Department, and the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
