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There is a public stigma surrounding problem gambling and alcohol use disorder (also referred to as "addiction") in Trenton, NJ, and elsewhere in the state. Labeling, stereotyping, and making assumptions about those trying to overcome a gambling disorder has an adverse effect for those in need of help, which is why the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey is speaking out.

The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists (CHF) is excited to announce its Art Business Summit in Dallas-Fort Worth, an event that seeks to inspire visual artists to "Conquer the Changing Marketplace." This weekend-long business-development workshop will give professional working artists the chance to take a deep dive into the business side of their art careers. Scheduled for September 7th through 9th, the summit will take place at The Alexander Mansion (4607 Ross Avenue), just blocks from Dallas' vibrant Arts District.

In honor of Men's Health Week, which is taking place between June 11th and 17th, the team at Community Health and Dental Care is raising awareness for health issues and risks that men face throughout their lives. By becoming aware and taking action now, men can set themselves up for a safer and higher quality life later down the road.

American Children's Society, a non-profit organization based in New Jersey, helps children with cancer and their families through car donations from Philadelphia and NJ residents. Individuals are encouraged to donate their old cars to the program, which are used to help the children receive assistance, care, and support.

Fifteen years ago, Monika Kerber rescued a pregnant Palomino mare who was about to be sent to a slaughterhouse because of a fractured foot, which was later healed.

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ), a private non-profit organization that has helped countless individuals recover from their gambling disorders, continues to help those in need by referring problem gamblers to professionals counselors. Guidance from a professional counselor is just one of many resources problem gamblers will encounter when they visit the organization's website or reach out to the 800-GAMBLER hotline.

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ), an organization dedicated to supplying support, treatment, and hope for those dealing with a gambling disorder, provides insight on the latest gambling trends and legislation taking place New Jersey.

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ) discusses the health and social costs of disordered gambling in America in its latest blog post: "The Health and Social Costs of Disordered Gambling in America."

Acclaimed national nonprofit organization, The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists (CHF), who has a unique mission to equip professional visual artists to be self-sustaining entrepreneurs, continue to see their 2017-18 fellows impact the art world in May with a variety of exhibits, honors, and other activities.

YHS Automotive are celebrating their fifth year in business. The Houston-based company have chosen to mark the occasion by sponsoring a key event for local charity JoeJoeBear.org, as well as hosting ongoing fundraising events at their repair shop throughout the month of May.

People who are experiencing unchecked levels of stress are encouraged to read this month's blog post dealing with the health effects of stress, available online from the team at Community Health & Dental Care.

Homes for Heroes, Inc. is proud to recognize ten of their top affiliate real estate and lending specialists who have reached significant milestones and who will be inducted into the prestigious Homes for Heroes "Heroes Served Club" in recognition of their achievements.

Adenna has finally unveiled the "Green Our Earth Comfort Our Friends" program, which is meant to fight hunger through food donations and to protect the environment by planting more trees. The company has partnered with American Forests for the environmental protection initiative and Feeding America to fight hunger.

American Children's Society, Inc. provides opportunities to help children with cancer and their families. Monetary donations, volunteering and donating used vehicles are all excellent ways to make a difference.

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ), a non-profit organization serving disordered gamblers across the state of New Jersey, offers problem gamblers even more support through Gamblers Anonymous Meetings. Those suffering from a gambling and alcohol use disorder (also known as "alcohol addiction") in Camden, NJ, can turn to the CCGNJ for the help and support they need to begin their recovery.

Michael Huber, creator of SFSTKT, has a passion for helping the homeless population of New York City.  Therefore, he has decided to give all profits from the sale of the Faith fashion line to New York Relief, a nonprofit group that meets immediate needs of the homeless through a mobile outreach program, offering soup, bread, hot chocolate, hygiene kits, socks, and prayer.

Every April, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) sponsors Alcohol Awareness Month. During this month, the organization spreads awareness of alcohol use disorder and its treatment, reducing the stigma associated with the disorder. With this in mind, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ) urges people that drink while participating in gambling activities such as casino gambling in Atlantic City to be mindful of their behavior, since alcohol use disorder and disordered gambling have a strong correlation.

Motivational Speaker Derrick Kirk utilizes his traumatic childhood, time spent in an orphanage and experience as a homeless teenager in delivering powerful inspirational speeches to students and corporate executives alike. His messages are deeply personal with a focus on accountability and overcoming unfavorable circumstances, making them relatable across diverse audiences.

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ), a nonprofit organization that provides treatment and support for disordered sports betting in New Jersey and other types of gambling, recognizes that technology continues to change the ways people gamble. One innovation comes in the form of loot boxes and other similar prize systems in video games. These monetization practices often incorporate random chance, opening up the possibility for disordered gambling in players that engage with them.

In observance of National Public Health Week, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ) spreads awareness of disordered gambling's effect on American communities and the country as a whole. Through awareness and education initiatives, the CCGNJ and other organizations are eroding the stigma that accompanies disordered gambling.

For nearly the last two decades, The American Children's Society has been providing assistance to kids and their families who have been stricken with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. While the nonprofit is perpetually dedicated to their mission and cause, for the first time in their 18-year history, they have been experiencing a considerable shortage of donations.

Drivers who are upgrading their vehicles this year are giving back by donating their old car to the American Children's Society, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial assistance to families with children suffering from cancer and other serious illnesses.

Misfit Toys Car Club is holding an autocross event called "All-In AutoCross for Autism" on Sunday, April 22, 2018 at the Hollywood Casino St. Louis.

Giving to charity is set to become a lot more transparent, especially for Crypto investors, when new non-profit, Non-Profit Crypto Foundation launches its revolutionizing donation platform.

Peterson Projects and Solutions (Thailand) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with The Development CAFE (Indonesia) to channel new investment into blockchain solutions to increase the transparency and sustainability of Asian agribusiness and agroforestry. "Across Asia, blockchain technologies will increase better investment into agribusiness and forestry, historically high-risk business models. We're excited to be creating new values-based impact for business, people and the environment," said Rachel Zedeck, Director of Peterson Thailand.