Trane Technologies proudly announces the renewal of its grant to the Science Museum of Minnesota, supporting the Kitty Andersen Youth Science Center (KAYSC). This commitment of $1.5 million over three years will enhance the KAYSC’s impactful programs.
Fifth Third (NASDAQ: FITB) celebrated small businesses across its 12-state footprint this holiday season through its third annual ‘Swap, Snap, Share’ campaign.
To celebrate 50 years of presence in Brazil, New Holland, a CNH brand, held an auction featuring a customized tractor. In total, nearly BRL R$ 400,000 was raised. The tractor, the main item of the auction, was sold by Abraforte (Brazilian Association of New Holland Distributors)
Snow doesn’t stop solar. At our Westtown School project, tracking technology automatically tilts panels to shed snow and minimize downtime—keeping energy production moving even after 8 inches of snowfall.
For many cancer patients throughout Africa, the journey to diagnosis and treatment can be long and uncertain. But across the continent, communities and local leaders are working to change that reality.
#GivingTuesday ushers in the ‘giving season’ for many communities around the world. With so many charitable causes and requests for support, it’s natural to wonder where a donation is needed most, if there’s a “right way” to give, and how much you should give.
Family-owned Bacardi Limited, the world’s largest privately held international spirits company, reaffirmed its commitment to giving back by hosting its 4th annual ‘250 Holiday Meals’ initiative last week in partnership with The Salvation Army.
My friend and fellow Guiding Stars blogging colleague, Allison Stowell, and I recently returned from the world’s largest dietitian conference, the annual conference of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
KeyBank Foundation has gifted $40,000 to Rethink Food to support meal-making efforts through the Neighborhood Meals Program—an effort to produce and distribute hot, nutritious and culturally celebrated meals to food-insecure communities across New York City.
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