Trisha Thompson - Nebraska Appleseed

Working to keep Nebraska families warm and safe

We believe that no family should have to suffer a harsh Nebraska winter without heat to keep their families warm […]

For most Nebraskans, winter weather is an accustomed inconvenience. But for Nebraskans with low incomes, cold temperatures can be financially

In Nebraska, 14 farmers’ markets now accept payment in the form of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits (formerly called ‘food

With support from the Omaha Community Foundation, Appleseed provides an Intake and Information telephone line to assist low-income community members

Since May, Appleseed has been partnering with Heart Ministry Center and a group of Omaha women who are fighting to

Ever wonder what barriers Omaha women face in breaking the cycle of generational poverty? Please join us for the opening

Last week, Nebraska took a major step forward in supporting the educational needs of adults making low incomes. With LB

Education is one of the best paths out of poverty. Indeed, literacy, GED credentials, and other basic education skills are

Nebraska Appleseed invites you to attend our upcoming webinar regarding supportive services for students in Nebraska, Extra Credit: A Guide

At a time when the highest-paying occupations and fastest-growing fields in Nebraska all require some type of academic credential or