In a time of economic uncertainty when many nonprofits are seeing donations fall, one way to conquer a potential donor’s concerns about the economy is to learn whether it is personal or national discomfort that causes their reluctance. Learning the source of discomfort could lead to a donor’s realization that the gift should still be...Read More

by Meg GarlinghouseRead More

New York-Based ReWork has made it its mission to connect the world’s best talent to careers working on the world’s most pressing issues. It matches professionals directly to full-time job opportunities exclusively with organizations making social, environmental, and cultural progress. After working with more than 150 of the world’s most innovative nonprofits and socially responsible businesses,...Read More

by Charisse BrownerRead More

If workplace giving seems to increase every year, that’s because it does! While the US economy may have taken a beating in the past 5 years, studies show that employees are just as likely to give as ever, especially as the economy recovers and begins to grow in new and different ways.Read More

by Debbie Haski-LeventhalRead More

by John BoitnottRead More

If you polled every entrepreneur in the U.S., nearly 100 percent would say that giving back is important. But if you asked how many of them have philanthropy programs in place, you’d encounter a much lower number. Most would hold that their focus is building the core business and that they don’t have the resources to focus...Read More

by Lindsay LavineRead More

10years ago today, we sold the first pair of TOMS shoes to a guy named Ben Katz. I still remember how I felt getting that email notification. But I could have never imagined all that was to come.Read More