Philanthropy

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Northern Trust Invests in New York City Asthma Patients and Communities
Northern Trust is helping to fund a $4.75 million comprehensive home-based asthma program, known as the New York Healthy Homes Collaborative, to improve quality of life for 850 New York City children and adults on Medicaid.
Helping Kenyan Small Businesses Cross the Digital Divide
Like small businesses all around the world, companies with fewer than 10 employees across sub-Saharan Africa have been hit hard by COVID-19.
MLK: There's Power in Serving Others
At Entergy, we are helping to keep the dream alive through community service. As the late Dr. King once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’”
2022 CSR and Sustainability Conferences Guide
Find CSR and Sustainability conferences around the world that are rich with industry expertise, fresh takes, challenging topics, and great speakers. The guide includes a comprehensive, month-by-month listing of conferences with an interactive map.
KeyBank Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day With Donation To The King Center for Nonviolent Social Change
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, KeyBank is pledging $25,000 to the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change.
Duke Energy Florida Awards $250,000 to Organizations That Empower Students, Educators, Families During Season of Giving
Duke Energy has awarded $250,000 in grants to support a wide range of education and community assistance initiatives across Florida.
Illumina Named One of America's Most JUST Companies for Third Consecutive Year
We are honored to be recognized as #32 by CNBC and JUST Capital in the Americas Most JUST rankings and #1 for customers in the Pharmaceuticals and Biotech industry.
Understanding Triple-Bottom-Line Value
The late eighties and early nineties were a watershed period for our global society.
Opening Doors to Stem for the Next Generation
Watching a robotic-assisted surgery live on their computer screens was clearly not a typical day in class for these approximately 150 New Jersey middle school students.