Abide Omaha Announces April Events for Volunteers

Abide Omaha will be hosting events throughout the month of April to further their mission of revitalizing the inner city, one neighborhood at a time. On April 8 from 9 a.m. to noon, Abide Omaha will host a Second Saturday Serve. This is Abide’s monthly community impact day that provides resources for the community. There are volunteer opportunities for all ages!

Then from April 18 to April 20, Abide will be taking part in Do Good Week. This includes events on Giving Tuesday, Wish List Wednesday and Volunteer Thursday. More information about Do Good Week and volunteer sign-up is available at AbideOmaha. org or on social media @abideomaha.

See what volunteer opportunities are available right now at Abide for your group, team and church. Groups of every size are welcome to come to the Better Together Campus to make a difference. Even groups of one or two can have a significant impact in the community. Go to abideomaha. org/getinthegame to see all upcoming volunteer opportunities.

The mission of Abide is to revitalize the inner city, one neighborhood at a time. Abide takes a grassroots, holistic approach that focuses on developing safer neighborhoods, stronger families and emerging leaders. To get in touch with Abide, contact them at info@abidenetwork.org and (402) 455-7807. For more information, go to www.abideomaha.org.

AIMInstituteOpensRegistrationforHeartland DevelopersConferenceOctober23-24

Leading Omaha tech nonprofit AIM Institute’s annual Heartland Developers Conference (HDC) has been the premier software development conference for tech professionals for over 15 years, providing world-class content to the Silicon Prairie developer community. Hosted by leading Omaha tech nonprofit AIM Institute, the annual Heartland Developers Conference will be held at the CHI Health Center on October 23-24.

Registration is now open to attend the 2023 Heartland Developers Conference at hdc.aiminstitute.org. A ticket is required to attend and is free to currently-enrolled college students. Individuals interested in speaking at HDC can complete the online request form on the HDC website.

As the premier software development conference for tech professionals, the event will provide attendees with an immersive experience including keynote speakers, breakout sessions, an exhibitor hall and numerous networking opportunities.

A highly technical event, the conference attracts skilled individuals who are leading the industry forward. For two days, experts share the latest knowledge and demonstrate new techniques that build an understanding of the latest trends. Industry-leading experts will share insights on specified breakout topics.

For 30 years, Omaha-based AIM Institute has been the region’s leading nonprofit dedicated to growing a strong and diverse tech talent community and it remains committed to educating and inspiring individuals of all ages with innovative, effective programing and outreach initiatives. If you have questions, contact AIM at (402) 979-8324 or info@aiminstitute.org. More information can be found at aiminstitute.org.