While it’s nice to see companies increase their donations to nonprofits, doing so at the expense of bonuses to their own employees seems to violate the holiday spirit.
Next week, starting on December 24th, we’ll run a special feature each day to usher out this past year and ring in the next.
It would appear that “adopting” poor families is not a good model of holiday giving. Increasingly, nonprofits are challenging dismissive assumptions embedded in the toy distribution scenes we have so taken for granted.
A Canadian food bank got an ill-timed lesson in crisis communications after a newspaper columnist called for an end to canned goods collections.
It’s a sad state of affairs, but we must always look an unexpected gift horse in the mouth. So it was when a beautifully wrapped box showed up at the Mission Medical Clinic in Colorado Springs.
Charity and Halloween have become as much of a duo as PB&J, and each effort gives it their own special twist.
