Big Changes Going on at CANHelp in Sulphur Springs
Feb20

Big Changes Going on at CANHelp in Sulphur Springs

February 20, 2024 – If you are like me, you stop by CANHelp in Sulphur Springs at least once a week. It’s part of my routine. I find treasures, and I help people in Hopkins County at the same time. Win-Win. You have probably noticed some big changes to the CANHelp building this month. The new donation drive through has been added. A new building has been added to improve the donation process. It provides the benefit of a...

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CANHelp Plans Back to School Fair on July 30 at Civic Center; Families Can Sign Up Now
Jul02

CANHelp Plans Back to School Fair on July 30 at Civic Center; Families Can Sign Up Now

Shanna Martin, Executive Director of Hopkins County Community Action Network, encourages families to sign up if they want to receive back-to-school help for their students. If you are a low to moderate income family with children enrolled in a Hopkins County or Yantis school system, go ahead to the website canhelponline.org and fill out the forms to qualify to receive the backpack/school supply package per student. Shanna estimates...

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CANHelp Receives Grant From United Way Worldwide
Apr18

CANHelp Receives Grant From United Way Worldwide

For the first time ever, United Way Worldwide announced and distributed $2 million in grants to 2-1-1s in the United States; CANHelp was among the organizations awarded one of the grants to help with their COVID-19 response. Both United Way 2-1-1s and independently operated 2-1-1s were eligible to apply and a total of 52 organizations received funds to help manage surge and COVID-19 response services. CANHelp, an independent...

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4th Annual Tennis Tournament Benefits Community, Hosted By CANHelp
Apr14

4th Annual Tennis Tournament Benefits Community, Hosted By CANHelp

By Savannah Owens CANHelp’s 4th Annual Tennis Tournament was held on Saturday April 14th, 2018. There were a total of 16 teams including locals to groups from Tyler and Dallas. The categories included students and advanced players. Four years ago, CANHelp members wanted to host a fundraiser, and they partnered with Coach Martinez and the SSHS tennis team to put on this event. Shanna Martin said the event has “continued to...

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CANHelp's Annual "Play it Forward" Tennis Tournament
Apr05

CANHelp's Annual "Play it Forward" Tennis Tournament

It began in 2000 as Community Action Network, a resource guide of available community services within Hopkins County. In just a short time, the network expanded to CANHelp, a non-profit organization based in faith and devoted to it’s mission: “to provide compassionate, comprehensive solutions that empower the underserved in our communities to make positive, lasting changes in their lives”. CANHelp also operates a...

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Chamber Connection – July 21: Only 1 Week Left To Sign Up For Chamber Showcase
Jul21

Chamber Connection – July 21: Only 1 Week Left To Sign Up For Chamber Showcase

By Butch Burney The Chamber Showcase is a two-for-one event. It’s an ideal opportunity to get your business name out to the community. It’s also a great way for community members to get to learn more about local businesses and maybe get a door prize to boot. We just have another week to sign up for the 3rd Annual Chamber Showcase. The Showcase is set for Thursday, Aug. 5, at the Sulphur Springs Country Club. Tables are available for...

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Chamber Connection May 9, 2018
May09

Chamber Connection May 9, 2018

Computer & Networks hosting ribbon cutting Computers & Networks is hosting their ribbon cutting celebration on Friday, May 11th at noon.  They will have refreshments, so make sure to stop by and see all the things Computers & Networks can do for you and your business.  They are located 525 Gilmer Street in Sulphur Springs.  See you there! Heritage Christian Counseling Center is holding a cookout fundraiser Heritage...

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Chamber Connection May 3, 2018
May03

Chamber Connection May 3, 2018

A few weeks ago, the Chamber had to make the difficult decision to postpone the 29th Annual Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament due to threats of severe weather.  After making that call, I walked around for several hours with that stubborn lump in my throat while just trying to hide my disappointment.  I didn’t want to cancel, I wanted everyone to play some golf and enjoy the day.  However, I knew we made the right decision because we...

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