by Alexi Harding | Sep 10, 2019 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy
On August 5th, 2019, the world lost a true literary icon. Toni Morrison, Nobel- and Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, passed away at the age of 88. She’d experienced a great deal in her life, and she gave the world so much in return. After having one of the most...
by Alexi Harding | Mar 12, 2019 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering
According to recent reports, America’s charitable giving seems to have slowed down a bit. Conducted by the Fundraising Effectiveness Project, the study claims that US charitable contributions have grown a measly 1.6% last year. What’s worse, anything under $1,000 had...
by Alexi Harding | Mar 12, 2019 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering
Philanthropy has become a huge part of today’s business mission. Almost every company, large or small, has some sort of philanthropic division in place. Google, Apple, Amazon, PepsiCo; these are only a handful of companies that are making philanthropy one of their...
by Alexi Harding | Feb 21, 2019 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering
Despite the seemingly endless barrage of negative articles that make headlines every single day, the world is, largely, a positive place to live. And this very world is chock full of people who look for opportunities to do good, either in the form of a donation,...
by Alexi Harding | Feb 20, 2019 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering
It seems as though, in today’s political and social climates, we all seem to be very upset with one another. Social media has created an outlet for expression that some people abuse. Others hastily respond to certain situations or events without truly thinking...
by Alexi Harding | Nov 5, 2018 | Diversity, More from Alexi:, Philanthropy, Volunteering
It’s no secret that, traditionally, society has been heavily skewed in the favor of males. This is prevalent in many sectors of society. Workforces are usually dominated by men, male athletes, entertainers, executives and politicians are traditionally paid more than...
