Double the Donation is revolutionizing workplace giving with the launch of two powerful new modules: Volunteer Grants and Payroll Giving, each designed to unlock new fundraising opportunities.
Through the Arizona State University (ASU) Student-Athlete Venture Studio, in collaboration with GoDaddy Empower, Division I collegiate athletes Adama Fall, Bri Nunley and Sierra Ryan are showing that the skills that make them great on the field also power their futures off it.
Concerned Citizens of Cook County and Georgia Interfaith Power & Light are reducing energy burdens and preparing local churches to become resilience centers with a Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity Grant from a collaborative of Georgia-focused funders.
Antea Group UK welcomes Bryan Taylor as Service Line Director for Insurance after more than two decades with Antea Group USA.
Competition for talent is fierce, but at Trane Technologies, we've discovered that skills-based hiring is the key to recruiting a highly skilled workforce from unconventional pathways.
CARE joined global leaders at UNGA and Climate Week 2025 in New York, advancing bold partnerships and a shared commitment to equality. The message was clear: women want access, not aid.
In response to back-to-back storms spurred by Typhoon Halong in western Alaska, Direct Relief is dispatching medical and financial support to impacted communities in the state, where more than 1,000 people have been displaced.
Did you know that some of the air you breathe comes from beneath your feet?
In part five of our 10-part series about the environmental benefits of turfgrass, we’ll look at how lawns help you breathe easy.
In part five of our 10-part series about the environmental benefits of turfgrass, we’ll look at how lawns help you breathe easy.
Shari Werwinski, Trane Technologies’ first female plant leader at La Crosse, Wisconsin, is building world-class chillers and a legacy of leadership, positivity and purpose.
In a quiet corner of the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, something extraordinary happened. It wasn’t a medical breakthrough or a new piece of equipment — it was a sandwich bag filled with $22.25 from a boy named Rowan.