Anny Libengood: Thrive Unites the Right People
For Anny Libengood, service providers have long needed and discussed many changes to the local housing system. Now those changes are becoming reality.
Books + Snacks + Fun = First Bookmobile Visit with Kid Link Riverside
The Siouxland Libraries Bookmobile was the centerpiece for the first Kid Link Riverside event at Laura B. Anderson Elementary School in Sioux Falls June 1.
Volunteer Spotlight: Kim Overby
Kim Overby says Thrive’s collaborative work is “strong and powerful. I love being part of this selfless work.” Learn more about her busy retirement.
Bookmobile, other activities open the summer at LBA
Every Monday will provide different opportunities for fun and learning. You’re invited to join the fun! Make sure you’re on the contact list.
What Doug Hajek and Lisa Beacom Want You to Know About Thrive
One-third of our school-age children face disadvantages that make achieving their educational and career potential difficult.
Volunteer Spotlight: Amy Carter
Amy Carter is a volunteer in the midst of the collaboration that changes communities for the better. Learn more about her work with Sioux Falls Thrive.
Social distancing can’t stop Kid Link
Kid Link Riverside volunteers aren’t letting COVID-19 social distancing restrictions stand in the way of this important initiative in Sioux Falls.
Volunteer spotlight: Roger Jacobs
Roger Jacobs says it’s extremely satisfying to see partners at the federal, state and local level come together to expand or preserve housing for a vulnerable population.
Volunteer spotlight: John Hegg
John Hegg is a retired middle school counselor and an active member of the Out-of-School Action Team for Sioux Falls Thrive.
Volunteer spotlight: Joel Gackle
Joel Gackle and his wife chose to raise their family in Sioux Falls. His work with Thrive is making an impact on our community.