Written by: Alejandra Zamora Since Common Threads’ inception nearly two decades ago, the organization has always had great engagement and support from corporate and foundation partners over the years, with several groups stepping forward to indicate support for...
Written By: Jeneene Connelly Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which means it is time to give thanks and gather with our loved ones! Food is one of the most important traditions during Thanksgiving, with many families selecting dishes like turkey, mashed...
Written by: Lucas King | Common Threads Marketing Intern In late October, Common Threads teamed up with local leaders to hold a virtual panel discussion focused on nutrition equity in South Florida. Common Threads Co-Founder and CEO Linda Novick O’Keefe led the...
Written by: Camille Veri To help meet new and emerging needs of school communities during and after the pandemic, historic levels of federal funding for K-12 schools and districts are available through the American Rescue Plan’s ESSER (Elementary & Secondary...
Written By: Christopher Puga Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a traditional holiday first practiced thousand of years ago by indigenous people such as the Aztecs and the Toltecs. They didn’t consider death the end of one’s existence but simply...
Written by: Natalie Goldsworthy In a featured Common Threads blog last year, NYC public school teacher and wellness advocate, Antoniette DiGregorio, captured the chaos of schools shutting down following the initial public health emergency of COVID-19 with her...
