As MENTOR Nebraska celebrates its 25th anniversary, the statewide nonprofit is using the milestone to expand awareness of mentoring, strengthen community partnerships, and encourage more Nebraskans to become mentors.

Over the past several months, Lozafina has partnered with MENTOR Nebraska to develop a series of campaigns showcasing the people, programs, and communities working every day to support young people across the state.

If you've picked up a copy of the Midlands Business Journal‍ ‍lately, or plan to in the coming weeks, you may notice something a little... different.

Let's just say we decided that if we're going to advertise, we're going to make people stop flipping pages.

At Lozafina, we spend every day helping our clients build memorable brands, tell unforgettable stories, and earn attention the right way. So when it came time to create our own campaign, we asked ourselves a simple question: Why create another ad that looks like everyone else's?

One of Omaha’s most beloved summer traditions returns this Friday as thousands gather for the City of Omaha’s annual Memorial Park Concert and Fireworks Show. The free community celebration combines legendary live music, patriotic tradition, and one of the largest fireworks displays in the region. 

When severe weather strikes Nebraska, most homeowners immediately inspect their roofs, gutters, and siding for damage. However, industry experts say one critical component is often overlooked: the windows.

We're intentional about the organizations we choose to partner with. We believe the best client relationships are built on shared values, bold ideas, and a genuine desire to create meaningful impact.

That's why we're excited to officially welcome LuminaNorth Group as the newest member of the Lozafina family.

A one-night-only immersive dining experience is coming to Omaha, and it promises to be unlike anything the city has seen before. Best Fest, taking place June 20 at Heartwood Preserve, brings together cuisine, music, cinema, design, and storytelling for a one-of-a-kind evening where guests become part of the show.

Today, Lozafina had the privilege of joining a sold-out crowd at The Venue at Highlander as the Great Plains Black History Museum celebrated an incredible milestone: 50 years of preserving, protecting, and sharing Black history across Nebraska and the Great Plains.

A community Juneteenth celebration will take place on Monday, June 15, at Metropolitan Community College’s South Omaha Campus. Bringing together people to celebrate culture and freedom.

Lozafina is proud to partner with the Barrientos Scholarship Foundation in recognizing MajieAhna Winfrey as a recipient of the 2026 Lozafina Scholarship. Winfrey just graduated from Omaha Marian High School and Metropolitan Community College with an Associate's degree in Paralegal Studies. 

We believe in investing in young leaders, storytellers, and creative professionals. Through meaningful mentorship and hands-on learning opportunities, we are committed to helping young people develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in their future careers. 

This summer, we are proud to once again partner with the Latino Center of the Midlands’ Siembra Nebraska program to welcome six talented interns to the Lozafina and Hiya teams.

Jeremy Castro Baguyos is redefining what music can be through a blend of classical performance, technology, and experimentation. From orchestral stages to interactive computer music, his work pushes the boundaries of sound while inspiring a new generation of artists and creators.

From Nebraska rancher to state senator to behavioral health advocate, Annette Dubas has spent years working to strengthen mental health systems across the state. Her story is one of persistence, public service, and building access to care for communities often left behind.

Artist and educator Jave Yoshimoto uses painting to explore disaster, memory, and the human stories often overlooked in global events. Through layered visual storytelling, his work invites audiences to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the people behind the headlines.

Discover the story of Shaista Wahab, the longtime University of Nebraska at Omaha librarian, educator, and archivist whose work preserving Afghanistan’s history and culture helped build one of the nation’s most significant Afghanistan collections. Through archives, oral histories, and education, Wahab has shaped how generations understand Afghanistan beyond headlines and conflict.

Rebecca Reinhardt’s journey from radio announcer in China to community leader in Nebraska is a story of resilience, culture, and connection. Through her work with Lincoln’s Asian community, she has helped create spaces where belonging, representation, and cultural understanding can thrive.

From Bellevue mayor to Nebraska state senator, Rita Sanders has built a career grounded in community development, military partnerships, and practical leadership focused on local impact.

From supporting Korean adoptions in Seoul to strengthening cultural connections in Omaha, Sung Jo’s decades of community leadership have helped preserve heritage and build bridges across generations.

From professor at the University of Nebraska Omaha to Chief Justice of Afghanistan’s Supreme Court, Abdul Salam Azimi dedicated his life to law, education, and reform. His work helped shape Afghanistan’s modern legal framework during one of the country’s most pivotal periods of transition.

Dr. Deepak Gangahar helped transform cardiovascular care in Nebraska through groundbreaking surgical innovation, healthcare leadership, and a lasting commitment to mentorship and community impact.

From refugee to Omaha City Council president, Lormong Lo broke barriers for Hmong Americans in public office and helped redefine civic leadership in Nebraska.