The Small Business Growth Alliance, SBGA, recently contributed 300 fully stocked backpacks to local school children as part of their commitment to continuously acting in a socially responsible manner and assisting local charitable groups.
Supporting groups that embody the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Youth for Human Rights of Florida participated in "Erase Bullying".
The DLJ Give to Live Community Foundation, a charitable project sponsored by United Charitable Programs, raises funds and promotes awareness for various charitable causes through fashion, entertainment and sports-related events.
With the objective to serve 2,500 plates this year, the Eat & Be Well steering committee looks forward to providing a hearty Thanksgiving meal to those in need during its second annual, one-day event.
Northwest Indiana Business Roundtable's annual golf outing raises fifteen hundred dollars for the Food Bank of NWI while bringing together local business.
The mission of Community Health Charities of the Southeast is to unite caring donors in the workplace with the most trusted health charities in Georgia, Alabama and the nation.
My Girlfriend's House celebrates the 4th Annual Purse Strings for My Girlfriend's Drive by collecting 800 purses and filling them with 15 personal care and beauty items to donate to women and teen girls living in shelters throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
Cleveland non-profit, Minds Matter, hopes to raise awareness and funding for their academic programs and college tuition assistance for students of the organization in the Greater Cleveland area.
The Religion Communicators Council will hold its 85th annual convention in 2014 in Nashville, TN and has just announced that the opening address will be delivered by Remziya Suleyman of the American Center for Outreach.
On September 19, 2013, the Eric D. Davis Sarcoma Foundation will be part of North Texas Giving Day. This is an excellent one-day fundraising day in which donations over $25 will be multiplied.
A fundraising initiative founded in Vero Beach, Fla. by four women and a sixth-grade student, Give a Buck supports therapeutic equine programs around the state that benefit children and adults with various disabilities, family or couple conflicts, disorders or other life challenges.