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Powerful Black Women Giving Back, Part 4
This is Part 4 of our Powerful Black Women Giving Back series. This week we feature clips from our previous interviews with Ashleigh Axios, Chief Experience Officer and Owner, Coforma, Dr. Stacy Holland, CEO Elevate 215, and Karen E. Osborne, Novelist and Founder, The Osborne Group.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: The 400th Post
This edition represents the 400th post! Over seven and a half years ago, on January 14, 2015, the first entry of Wise Giving Wednesday was shared on Give.org.
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Powerful Black Women Giving Back, Part 3
This week, for our 100th episode, we continue our Powerful Black Women Giving back series with Part 3 featuring Mesky Brhane, Practice Manager, The World Bank, Lysa Ratliff, CEO of KABOOM!, and Elizabeth Clay Roy, CEO of Generation Citizen.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: 21st Anniversary of 9/11
For this 9/11 anniversary, we would like to identify some additional insights that 9/11 brought to the charitable sector.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Devastating Flooding Impacts Millions in Pakistan
The United Nations reports that an estimated 33 million people are impacted by devastating flooding in Pakistan that has taken more than 1,000 lives.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Flooding Hits Texas, Gulf Coast States and Lower Mississippi Valley
As much as 15 inches of rain flooded the Dallas/Fort Worth area this week and torrential rains also extended into Louisiana and the Lower Mississippi Valley.
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Powerful Black Women Giving Back, Part 1
This is Part 1 of our new Powerful Black Women Giving Back series. This week we feature clips from our previous interviews with Judy Belk, CEO of California Wellness Foundation, Dr. Cherise Hamblin, OBGYN and Founder of Patients are Waiting, and Asahi Pompey, Goldman Sachs Partner and Head of Goldman Sachs Foundation.
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Cherie Harder
In this week’s episode, our guest is Cherie Harder, the President of the Trinity Forum. The Trinity Forum (www.ttf.org) works to create space and resources for leaders to reflect on and discuss life’s biggest questions in the context of faith. A full list of their recent programs can be found here: https://ttf.org/?s=video
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Government Regulation vs. Voluntary Standards
For today’s Wise Giving Wednesday, we wanted to revisit a topic – the difference between government regulations and voluntary standards.
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Tips on Donating to Victims of the Evansville Explosion
Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the horrible explosion in Evansville, Indiana on August 10th that killed three people and damaged about 40 homes.
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Roger Craver
In this week’s episode, our guest is Roger Craver, an American fundraiser and campaigner for progressive causes. He is the co-founder of The Hotline, a bipartisan online briefing on American politics, and the editor of TheAgitator.net.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: When is a Related-Party Transaction a Conflict?
Most charities today have some type of conflict-of-interest policy that helps them identify the existence of charity transactions with a related party such as a staff or board-related firm.
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Ukraine Relief: SIGN Fracture Care International
As part of our Ukraine Relief Charity Interview series, Jeanne Dillner, CEO of SIGN Fracture Care International talks about the organization’s relief efforts in and around Ukraine during the crisis in the area.
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Angela Williams, United Way Worldwide
In this episode, our guest is Angela Williams, the President and CEO of United Way Worldwide. With more than 30 years of leadership experience in the nonprofit and corporate sectors and named to Forbes’ 2021 List of Women 50 Over 50 Creating Social Change at Scale, Williams brings a long history of purpose-driven work to…
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Wise Giving Wednesday: School Fundraising
Children will begin returning to school starting in August and continuing into September.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Charity Websites 101
While we encourage potential donors to access charity reports on BBB’s Give.org to verify charity trustworthiness, the content of a charity’s website is also helpful.
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Kimberly Bryant
In this week’s episode, our guest is Kimberly Bryant, the Founder of Black Girls CODE, a non-profit organization dedicated to “changing the face of technology” by introducing girls of color (ages 7-17) to the field of technology and computer science with a concentration on entrepreneurial concepts.
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Helping Flood Victims in Kentucky and Missouri
The recent flooding that has devastated eastern Kentucky and the St. Louis area of Missouri will prompt many to help those in need.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Helping During the Heat Wave
Unusually high temperatures and humidity continue to blanket much of the United States.
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BBB Luminare Award for Service
Submit your nomination or apply today for the BBB Luminare Award for Service that honors individuals who prioritize philanthropy and have made a meaningful impact through their charitable initiatives.