Beryle has been attending and volunteering at every performance she can get to across the state. Lately, she’s found her home at McGregor Hall, where she spreads her love of the stage by welcoming every guest that walks in.
Jorge doesn’t show up for the accolades. He doesn’t wait until someone is watching so they can tell him what a good person he is. He does what he does because he is taking care of his family. It’s something he learned from his mom back in Colombia: your fellow human beings mean something.
NCRP’s goal is to hold the world of philanthropy accountable to follow just practices and prioritize social justice, especially as it relates to communities of color.
For most people, mastering the art and the science of caring for one species would be quite enough. But for Pam, it was only the beginning.
Before you can effectively do good in the world, land the funding or entice the volunteers, you must know unequivocally who you are.
Although the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is beginning, we still have many strides to overcome the obstacles in achieving herd immunity.
A campaign to build public trust for widespread vaccination through a unified social movement. #Rise4Science
The beginning months of the year offer a unique opportunity to forge new partnerships that could benefit your nonprofit and its mission for years to come.
Fair Farms and Waterkeepers Chesapeake are working to create a sustainable food system that nourishes the environment and feeds the world for generations to come. Through their work, we are moving toward a healthier and cleaner agricultural [...]
Some call it the holiday season. For us in nonprofit land, it’s called year-end giving season.
