Non-profit Archives
Third World Opportunity Ideas
Mary Ogwang used to live in in a one room house made of metal in Uganda. Her husband, a police officer, only brought home→
The Globe and Mail: It sounds like the setup to a bad joke: Two men drive a truck crammed full of skivvies across the→
Mobile Shelters For The Homeless Inventions
Peter Samuelson believes everyone deserves a roof. He felt so strongly about his argument that he made it the name of his nonprofit: Everyone→
BusinessNewsDaily: The skier, also a football player at the University of Colorado, finished sixth in moguls at the 2006 Olympics and ninth in 2002.→
According to The New York Times, big corporations step in to recruit some of the top businesses students when they graduate. How can we→
Many of life’s events are cause for inspiration. For Jay Feinberg, it was his battle with cancer, reports Reuters. It has been 20 years→
Scott Harrison was one lucky 28 year old. He found himself sitting on a beach with the perfect girlfriend, a Rolex watch, and a→
Shawna Spencer was the proud owner of a high-end shoe boutique. While the shoes inside cost between $250 to $1200, she saw an unfortunate→
Lisa Ballantine might be just another mom, but she’s also a woman that has found a way to help provide safe drinking water to→
Jennifer Varner recently launched a nonprofit that helps connect sick kids with a computer of their own reports WRAL.com. Kilian, her youngest child, is→
When Dan Morrison saw a woman in India hauling water for miles, he decided to do something about it reports Reuters. He committed to→
Mom Won’t Turn Her Back Ideas
Sometimes the slightest moment can be life changing for an entrepreneur. According to BostonHerald.com, the turning point for Judy Cockerton happened 12 years ago.→
A non-profit is hoping to help fight poverty in Africa by helping the farmers grow better crops reports voanews.com. Through a program called KickStart,→
Over the next few days, as you tuck your holiday gifts away, your thoughts may turn to paying some of your good fortune forward,→
The Orange County Register: In 1990 Mark Arimura lost his mother to ovarian cancer. In 1994, Mia Arimura lost her mother to colon cancer.→
Fast Company: Can non-profits raise awareness, increase membership, and–most critically–“make the ask” successfully on Twitter? Can a 140-character message deliver the visceral wallop of,→
Gluten-Free Has Never Tasted Better Interviews
If you’ve ever had a gluten-free cookie and you were left unimpressed, it was probably because you didn’t buy it from the Helping Hands→
Chicago News: A northwest suburban mom started a small electronics recycling business that has given people with disabilities jobs. Since October 2007, Recycling Avenue→
Boulder Daily Camera: On any weekend, you’re likely to find Bridget Lane baking cookies. But her cookies are a little more complex than the→
Cooking Up A Nonprofit Ideas
DailyCamera.com: On any weekend, you’re likely to find Bridget Lane baking cookies. But her cookies are a little more complex than the average chocolate→
