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Donald Trump’s failed presidency

Trump was elected because people relied on the promises he made, but curbing inflation; lowering the high costs of food, gas, and electricity; improving access to healthcare; and restoring affordability have basically been ignored.

Amplifications: Q&A with Dining for Women’s Leslye Heilig

The organization formed in 2002 when retired nurse Marsha Wallace, a mother of four from Greenville, North Carolina, read an article about friends who met for potluck dinners and donated the money that would have been spent on restaurant meals.

WHAT’S COOKIN’: In the kitchen with Mal Wasserman

Her favorite Sunday activity is cooking. Given the weather, soups and stews are obvious choices.

WHAT’S COOKIN’: Leslye Heilig’s chicken soup

Making dinner is not the only culinary activity in Heilig’s life. She and Linda Baxter, a retired nurse midwife, founded a local chapter of Dining for Women, a national organization with chapters all over America.

Hands in Outreach: Sponsoring girls’ education in Nepal

“Nepal felt like a forgotten place, and I could make an impact there, improving the quality of life for marginalized people.” -- Ricky Bernstein

Philanthropic Berkshires: Dining for Women

An international organization, Dining for Women’s motto is “changing the world, one woman, one girl, one dinner at a time.”

EDGEWISE: Shop fair for the holidays

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