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Since the concept of corporate social responsibility first hit the scene in the 1960s, the idea that businesses should look beyond the balance sheet and examine their impact on society has become [...]

Don’t call them “students.” The kids who participate in Arts on the Block programming certainly attend school – usually high school – but they aren’t students in the context of the Silver Spring, [...]

This post from Brad Zarnett is part of our Partner Perspectives blog series. In this series, we’ll feature diverse voices answering question “How can for-benefit business collaborate with NGOs [...]

This post from Melissa Schweyer is the first in our Partner Perspectives blog series. In this series, we’ll feature diverse voices answering question “How can for-benefit business collaborate [...]

It seems like more companies than ever are organizing hands-on volunteering opportunities for their employees. In this post, I’ll share some of the lessons we learned during our most recent [...]

The other day I was bopping along, doing my content-marketing-specialist thing when a headline attacked me. It demanded to know “Can Women Lead The Social Enterprise Revolution?” I thought the [...]

I know it’s actually 2015 but I couldn’t pass up the chance to share a wonderful resource I just found from GOOD Magazine that profiles their GOOD 100 from 2014. Call me retro I guess!

I’ve talked to police officers, Chief Executive Officers and security officers, but last Friday was the first time I ever talked to a Storytelling Officer.

Since the concept of corporate social responsibility first hit the scene in the 1960s, the idea that businesses should look beyond the balance sheet and examine their impact on society has become [...]