CAP4Kids (Children’s Advocacy Project for Kids) Columbus is a website that has made it easy to quickly connect kids and families to 1,000+ resources around the community. Their mission is to help bridge the gap between local social service agencies and the families that need their help. Now … [Read more...] about Children’s Advocacy Project: CAP4Kids Community Resources
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Find current and cheap gas prices in Columbus
Looking for the cheap gas prices in Columbus? Check out the charts to see the cheapest gas near you and around the city, according to GasBuddy. Even if you aren't doing much driving these days, saving money where you can is worth it. The Gas Buddy charts will show the 10 cheapest gas prices in … [Read more...] about Find current and cheap gas prices in Columbus
Free Tool Rental at Modcon Living’s Tool Library
Spring is almost here, so it's time to plan your yard, garden, and patio projects! If you don't have the tools you need, don't buy them - borrow them from the Modcon Living’s Tool Library for Franklin County residents. Modcon Living’s Tool Library offers over 4,000 … [Read more...] about Free Tool Rental at Modcon Living’s Tool Library
Best photography locations in Columbus
Is it time to update your family photos? Spring, Summer, and Fall are all great seasons to take outdoor photos, and provide a variety of scenery. In the spring you'll have bright greenery, budding trees, and early flowers. Summertime features lush green and an abundance of flowers, including roses, … [Read more...] about Best photography locations in Columbus
Charity Newsies School Clothing Program
Most kids love picking out new back-to-school clothing and shoes every summer. Can you imagine being a school-aged child and having to start school with worn out, ill-fitting clothing? The lack of proper clothing is a main reason why children miss school. New clothes help improve self-esteem, and … [Read more...] about Charity Newsies School Clothing Program
Where, When, and How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Ohio
In the United States, nearly 19% of the population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, as of March 11. Ohio comes in at almost 18% of residents vaccinated. Vaccine distribution is still limited by age, occupation, and health conditions, but even when you qualify, it can be hard … [Read more...] about Where, When, and How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Ohio
Community resources in Columbus
Columbus is an amazing community to be a part of, and even though it's the biggest city in Ohio, it has the small town feel of the Midwest. It's also special in that Columbus is rich in community resources and organizations. The pandemic showed this to be true, with help and support for those in … [Read more...] about Community resources in Columbus
Auto Zone’s Loan-A-Tool service offers free tool rentals
Tools can be very expensive. Unless it's part of your trade, it's often not cost-effective for “do-it-yourself-ers” to buy tools for quick repair jobs around the house or on a car. Thanks to Auto Zone's Loan-A-Tool, you can get free tool rentals so you don't have to buy a tool you'll only use … [Read more...] about Auto Zone’s Loan-A-Tool service offers free tool rentals
Ways to give during the holidays; adopt-a-family, toy drives, and more
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The holiday are the season of giving, and many look for ways to give during the holidays to help those in need. With 2020 being a particular hard year for many, the need for giving is even higher. In addition, with many in-person church services cancelled and business lobbies closed, Angel Trees, … [Read more...] about Ways to give during the holidays; adopt-a-family, toy drives, and more
Free rides to vote in Columbus during early voting and on Election Day
Lack of transportation to the polls is one of the reasons eligible voters aren't able to cast their vote during an election. There are several ways to get free rides to vote at the polls for early voting and on Election Day. If you know someone who can't get to the polls to vote or to drop off … [Read more...] about Free rides to vote in Columbus during early voting and on Election Day
Ohio Voting Guide: Central Ohio voting locations, registration, absentee/early voting, and more
VOTE! We can't emphasize enough how important it is for every adult American to cast an educated vote in our elections! Voting is one of our most basic and important rights. It truly makes a difference on the way our local government, state government, and federal government is run. Our voter’s … [Read more...] about Ohio Voting Guide: Central Ohio voting locations, registration, absentee/early voting, and more
Skip the stores: Grocery pickup and delivery in Columbus
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Curbside grocery pickup and delivery has become very popular in the last couple of years. It makes it easier for busy adults to grab groceries on the way home from work or activities, or without taking kids into the store. Skip the cart and shop from your phone or computer! Many people also … [Read more...] about Skip the stores: Grocery pickup and delivery in Columbus
Comcast extends assistance through June; free internet for low-income
In effort to do their part in helping to manage the effects of closures in Ohio, Comcast extends assistance through June to help customers stay connected, including free internet for low income families. While school and work continues at home, and people are encouraged to stay at home, Comcast … [Read more...] about Comcast extends assistance through June; free internet for low-income
Virtual Events Calendar with lots of concerts
Per recommendations of health organizations and world leaders, social distancing is important in these next few weeks. As a result, all events and activities have been cancelled, and attractions have been closed in Ohio. While it's uncertain times, we can prevail....and in the meantime, you can feel … [Read more...] about Virtual Events Calendar with lots of concerts
How to help in Columbus during a crisis
"When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.' To this day, especially in times of 'disaster,' I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many … [Read more...] about How to help in Columbus during a crisis
