High Ground News
High Ground News is a weekly online magazine and platform dedicated to exploring the future of Memphis. We engage our audience with stories about the city's most innovative individuals, businesses, and organizations—those who are driving change and addressing challenges. Our coverage ranges from significant corporate expansions to grassroots neighborhood initiatives, showcasing the progress and creativity that are advancing Memphis. We emphasize topics such as economic and community development, public health, entrepreneurship, non-profit efforts, sustainability, leadership, technology, and innovation.
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Dec 24, 2024 |
highgroundnews.com | Jeff Hulett
Over the past year, the High Ground Team has focused on diving deep into the More for Memphis plan: What it is, what’s new, and more. This week, we recap and put a bow on it as the plan is set in motion. Initially backed by $8.5 million in national and local investments, More for Memphis, formerly known as Place Matters: Memphis, began as a collaboration of more than 300 community partners working to improve social and economic mobility in Memphis and Shelby County.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
highgroundnews.com | Jeff Hulett
This is the 11th story in our new series on senior food insecurity. It’s a topic that is especially important in the greater Memphis area, which has the third-highest senior food insecurity rates in the country. Meals on Wheels America is running a national awareness campaign called End the Wait to increase the number of volunteers delivering meals to clients in need. Locally, maintained by the Aging Commission of the Mid-South, the waiting list is currently around 3,000.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
highgroundnews.com | Sarah Spohn
This is the 10th story in our new series on senior food insecurity. It’s a topic that is especially important in the greater Memphis area, which has the third-highest senior food insecurity rates in the country. Rather than act as competition, two organizations with a similar mission have shown that collaboration always wins.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
highgroundnews.com | Jeff Hulett
This is the tenth story in our new series on senior food insecurity. It’s a topic that is especially important in the greater Memphis area, which has the third-highest senior food insecurity rates in the country. While MIFA’s Meals on Wheels program boasts a robust roster of volunteers, it’s their committed staff drivers who are responsible for the bulk of meal deliveries to clients in and around Memphis.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
highgroundnews.com | Sarah Spohn
Although a large portion of MIFA’s programming is Meals on Wheels, the nonprofit organization also provides nourishment to seniors who are hungry for connection. This “more than a meal” approach to service includes Claris Companion tablets and MIphone Buddy volunteer programs which both help to address social isolation. Founded in 1968, MIFA aims to unite the community through service, focusing on increasing and supporting the independence of vulnerable seniors and families in crisis.
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