by Lenore Albert | Jan 24, 2022 | Community Service, Lenore Albert
Although many people give back to their communities, many more don’t give back because they feel as though their lives are already too busy. If that sounds like your situation, you should know that you don’t need a great deal of time to contribute to a...
by Lenore Albert | Dec 9, 2021 | Charity and Philanthropy, Community Service, Lenore Albert
There are many benefits that each person in your family can receive through donating their time and skills to a local charity. However, your children or spouse may not be initially eager to get involved in philanthropic work. You can use the following tips to raise...
by Lenore Albert | Nov 17, 2021 | Lenore Albert, Show Appreciation, Volunteers
Volunteers are the lifeblood of any non-profit. Without them, charities couldn’t function. Work wouldn’t get done and your projects would fall apart. It’s important that they feel appreciated. They are taking time out of their day to help your organization....
by Lenore Albert | Oct 12, 2021 | Benefits, For Volunteering, Lenore Albert, Time Off
The world is changing in many ways, and one of them is that people are increasingly making time to volunteer for causes they care about. But since volunteer work is rarely if ever paid, many people find themselves volunteering less than they would like to. But...
by Lenore Albert | Sep 13, 2021 | Lenore Albert, Morale, Philanthropy
Corporate philanthropy sometimes seems frivolous. It’s money that could be used for marketing, research, and development or returned to shareholders. However, it greatly boosts morale. All companies should consider having a philanthropy program. Corporate...
by Lenore Albert | Aug 17, 2021 | Charity and Philanthropy, Difference, Lenore Albert
The terms charity and philanthropy are often used interchangeably. There’s no official rule. Certainly, the definitions intertwine in significant ways. But is there a difference? Does it really matter? Well, fleshing this out offers clarity about where your...
