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The Shadow Economy of Lethal Injection Drug Deals
By Tanya Greene For all we know, the “pharmacy” might be a high school science class. That’s how a federal appeals court judgeÌýdescribedÌýMissouri’s secretive death…
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Summer Fun at The Children’s Inn at NIH
From Camp INNcredible to Sibling Day, and everything in between, Children’s Inn residents have been busy with many fun and therapeutic programs this summer. Drawing…
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Fast Stats About Giving in ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ Today
By Ryan Scott The annualÌýGiving USA FoundationÌýreport has just been released, and the numbers tell an interesting story about corporate giving. ÌýAn alarming story, that…
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29 Ideas for #GivingTuesday 2014 you haven’t thought of
By George Weiner We hope you are participating in #GivingTuesday 2014 – the nonprofit sector is trying to build a herd mentality in the same…
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How to garner attention for a company’s philanthropic deeds
By Michelle Gilbert Many companies place tremendous emphasis on garnering positive publicity from their philanthropic efforts. Unfortunately, news outlets don’t have the time, space or…
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Raise Office Morale and Money for Charity
By Rachel Taninecz Looking for a fun way to do some office team building? Ìý Would your office like to give back to the community?…
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Stories from the field: New Florida law backed by SPLC helps young immigrants pursue dreams
By Eileen Espinal As a community youth advocate with the SPLC, I recently spoke with a wonderful group of young immigrants in Florida about the…
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Rylee Finds Strength in NASCAR Favorite Kasey Kahne
Rylee has been told she can’t ride a bike because she lacks muscle tone in her legs, but she pedals down the street. ÌýShe’s been…
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Tacoma Goodwill Employee Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee
By Laura Walling This week I had the great pleasure of working with Sandra Collins, assistant store manager from Goodwill Olympics and Rainier Region (Tacoma,…
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