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Environment
Tiny Fish, Big Impact for Duwamish Waterway
The tide is turning for salmon thanks in part to Boeing’s continued cleanup of the Lower Duwamish Waterway.
Boeing
Education & Workforce Development
Education & Workforce Development
School Is Expensive, We Can Help
Whether starting university or college for the first time, or returning to school to learn a new trade, paying for education can be challenging, especially when costs can vary from $5,000 to $50,000 per year. That’s one of the reasons why we launched the TransCanada Community Scholarships Program last year — to help students from the communities where we live, work and operate across North America reach their academic goals.
TransCanada
Volunteering & Community
Volunteering & Community
350 Advocates From Across the Country Storm D.C. for Population Connection’s Capitol Hill Days 2018
This past weekend, 350 activists stormed D.C. for the weekend to speak out against Trump’s Global Gag Rule, and to urge their elected officials to support the Global HER Act, and a robust $1.2 billion U.S. investment for international family planning, including $70 million for UNFPA.
America's Charities
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
Weleda is Powering Her Potential through Whole Planet Foundation
Whole Planet Foundation is proud to welcome Weleda, a new $50,000 donor to our cause of global poverty alleviation. Weleda's generosity this year will fund approximately 275 microloans and 1,500 opportunities for microentrepreneurs and their family members to live a better life through microcredit.
Whole Foods Market Foundation
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Why Green Consumerism Isn’t Taking Off - Erb Institute | Business for Sustainability
If sustainability is so “in,” why aren’t more people buying ethically made clothes? The past few decades have changed the shape of the apparel industry. A few iconic media scandals over child labor and sweatshop labor have made Western shoppers sensitive to certain social responsibility topics. People are willing to pay 5 percent more for a product to ensure that it was made under ethical working conditions. The rise of conscious consumption has created new consumer markets in which labels like fair trade, organic and “made in USA” comingle and overlap.
University of Michigan: Erb Institute | Business for Sustainability

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