by Alexi Harding | Aug 22, 2017 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering |
I’ve often discussed the importance of charitable donations to our society. And while it’s important for each and every one of us to give back to our communities, I believe that it is equally important for large, high-profile companies to donate their time and...
by Alexi Harding | Aug 21, 2017 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering |
Technology has allowed our society to drastically change and evolve. With the help of technology, we can now complete tasks that were not possible 10-15 years ago. Technology has invaded almost every aspect and industry in our world, from finance to construction. One...
by Alexi Harding | Aug 4, 2017 | More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering |
Summer is officially in full swing. The weather is warmer, the days are longer, and the beaches and amusement parks of the world are being flocked by thousands of people looking to travel and relax. But while you’re traveling abroad, enjoying some well-deserved rest...
by Alexi Harding | Jul 7, 2017 | More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering |
According to Feeding America, over $200 billion worth of food is wasted every year in America alone, which equates to 72 billion pounds of food. That is a lot of food that goes uneaten. Obviously, since the dawn of man, our society has faced the issue of homelessness...
by Alexi Harding | Jun 14, 2017 | Diversity, More from Alexi: |
The New York Times recently wrote an article about the Portland, Oregon train incident. Here is an excerpt: “America may seem leaderless, with nastiness and bullying ascendant, but the best of our nation materialized during a moral crisis on a commuter train in...
by Alexi Harding | Jun 8, 2017 | Diversity, More from Alexi: |
As a graduate of Ithaca College, I could not be more pleased to share this article from the New York Times mentioning how the new president of Ithaca College plans on tackling diversity headfirst! Here is an excerpt of the article: “The discussion groups, where...
