by D.G. Hague | Apr 19, 2016 | Philanthropy
Corporate social responsibility, which is also known as “corporate conscience” or “responsible business,” is a concept that millennial employees emerging into the workplace are inquiring about, even at the early stages of the interview process. The acronym commonly...
by D.G. Hague | Mar 15, 2016 | Philanthropy
Even as Facebook’s chief operating officer, Sheyrl Sandberg is certainly no stranger to the world of philanthropy. During her undergraduate career as a research assistant at the World Bank, she actively worked on humanitarian based projects improving health problems...
by D.G. Hague | Mar 7, 2016 | Philanthropy
As more and more companies are boosting their efforts to broaden philanthropic engagement, many are partaking in the #GivingTuesday campaign the week after Thanksgiving. Although there has been slow progress in this campaign in the few recent years, companies have...
by D.G. Hague | Feb 9, 2016 | Philanthropy
In the age of social good becoming more prominent among startups and more established companies alike, it’s fair to assume that some of the organizational bodies may face some trouble in terms of integrating a social cause or charity into their business. According to...
by D.G. Hague | Oct 20, 2015 | Philanthropy
Philanthropic giving is becoming an increasingly important economic force around the world. A recent published article explains how brain scans show people are happier by simply thinking about making a donation to help others. The article went on to say, this happens...
