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Trying to Give Her Family a Better Life Than She Had
After moving back to a neighborhood she had been eager to leave, Enid Cruz is learning to manage her expenses.
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South Korean Political Star Starts Charity to Confront Inequality
Ahn Cheol-soo, a software magnate who has inspired speculation of a presidential run, donated about $195 million.
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Students Volunteer Time and Clicks to Bridge Generations
The seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund teamed with Service in Schools in mobilizing students from 18 high schools for community service projects.
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A Mother Grateful to Have a Key to Her Own Place
Tiffany Tyler and her young son were once evicted by city marshals and lived in a shelter. Now that she has her own apartment, she is determined never to repeat the past.
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Mayor Bloomberg’s Pledge to Planned Parenthood Captures Interest
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s promise to match $250,000 in donations to Planned Parenthood, after the Komen foundation’s withdrawal, turned into one of his biggest political coups in years.
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Komen Reverses Stance on Planned Parenthood Grants
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation apologized for its decision to cut grants to Planned Parenthood for cancer screening and said it would restore the funding.
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At 19, Learning to Take Care of Her Young Son
Faith Pullins planned to celebrate her high school graduation at her baby shower, but that day, she went into labor.
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Mandy Moore, on Fighting Disease Globally
Mandy Moore, the singer and actress, praises a donation by the Gates Foundation to a fund to improve world health.
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After Losing Home to Storm, Still Looking for Housing
After a series of devastating tornadoes, Shelly Berry and her daughters left North Carolina behind, only to find a string of bad luck in New York.
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Standing With Family, Even if It Hurts
After living in foster care and with various relatives, Jewella Jarrett was confronted with a choice: support her mother, who has bipolar disorder and was threatened by a violent ex-boyfriend, or finish high school.
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Why the Global Fund Matters
The question is not whether the Global Fund works, but how to ensure it keeps working for years to come.
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A Drive for Education From a Mother Who Insisted
Dianuris Ortiz, a college student who spent four years in foster care, was inspired by her mother, who “had respect for herself.”
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Cancer Group Halts Financing to Planned Parenthood
Susan G. Komen for the Cure was accused of bowing to right-wing pressure in its decision.
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For Soldier Disfigured in Afghanistan, a Way to Return to the World
With help from a program that aids badly burned veterans, Joey Paulk received surgery that revived a measure of his self-confidence.
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Amid Ailments and Loss, a Mother Forges Ahead
Nelsy Peralta of the Bronx lost her son Nelson in 2010 to a bacterial infection, and now she and another young son are struggling with medical afflictions of their own.
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Joint Effort Announced Against Tropical Diseases
Companies, governments and nonprofit organizations are releasing money, access to databases and outreach efforts to counter diseases such as leprosy and guinea worm.
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Man Who Offered to Help Family of Burned Woman Does Not
Darren Weingrow has not made good on his commitment to help the family of Deloris Gillespie, who was burned to death in an elevator in Brooklyn.
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In Advanced Years, Rediscovering Love but Finding Rent Too Much to Pay
Jorge and Norma Zavallas could not afford their Queens apartment and received assistance to move into an Upper West Side senior residence.
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In a Daughter’s Voice, a Respite From the Darkness
Emotional and physical trauma, including breast cancer, left Faith Scott wanting to shut out the world, but her daughter provided her with determination.
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