Volunteering & Community

Corporate stories about Volunteering & Community across 3BL's network.

Latest in Volunteering & Community

Lenovo Helps Estimated 3 Million People Across India During COVID 19
As India continued to take action against COVID-19, Lenovo reached out again to both the government and people of India through the Lenovo Foundation, its charitable arm.
Four Questions With Sade Clacken Joseph: Using Film As a Change Agent
As a first-generation Caribbean American from the Bronx, filmmaker Sadé Clacken Joseph wants to reframe the conversation about underrepresented groups by sharing their often untold stories.
Lights, Normalcy Steadily Coming Back to Tangipahoa Parish Following Hurricane Ida
Customer in Robert who rode out storm says she is grateful to have power again
Entergy Rebuilding Alongside Terrebonne Parish Communities Following Hurricane Ida
As Power Restoration Continues in Hard-Hit Areas, Chauvin Residents say, ‘This is home’
New Orleans Power Station: An Important Resource in the Ida Restoration Process
The New Orleans Power Station continues to be an important resource in Hurricane Ida restoration process.
Watch Land Betterment Corporation's Impact Minute #27: How to Achieve Social Change by Being in “the Middle” With Heath Shakleford
Land Betterment Corporation (“Land Betterment” or the “Company”) today released Episode 27 of its Impact Minute video blog series.
Feed Love. Fight Hunger.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen widespread hunger and a dramatic increase in food insecurity across the United States and around the world.
Alzheimer's Disease Research Early Supporter of New Alzheimer's Blood Test
There are 6 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease today and by 2050, that number will reach over 12 million. This means it’s likely to affect people we know, including our friends and loved ones.
Help National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Support the Law Enforcement Community
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund in Washington, DC, honors 22,611 officers who have died in the line of duty throughout U.S. history, dating back to the first known death in 1786.
After Three Cancer Recurrences, an NIH Trial Offers Michelle New Hope
Vibrant, hard-working and goal-oriented, Michelle loves to stay busy. At 21, she was dedicated to building her career and future, working full-time at an insurance company