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elevate prize

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Why strategic partnerships can help brands elevate their social responsibility

Nonprofit organizations can help companies better appeal to Gen Z and millennials—and provide bottom-line benefits

Why strategic partnerships can help brands elevate their social responsibility

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How the Elevate Prize Foundation is revolutionizing philanthropy

“Giving circles” help regular folks pool their money to support a common cause

How the Elevate Prize Foundation is revolutionizing philanthropy

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How this foundation is changing the way we change the world

The world needs changemakers. And The Elevate Prize Foundation is out to find them. This executive explains why companies should help create a chain reaction of goodness across the globe.

How this foundation is changing the way we change the world

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Doing good is good for business. Here’s why.

Fostering a purpose-driven workforce is not only a good idea, it’s a way to develop a sustainable business. This top executive explains her take on the topic.

Doing good is good for business. Here’s why.

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Fostering a purpose-driven, inclusive workforce

What companies must do to succeed in the new paradigm of employee empowerment

Fostering a purpose-driven, inclusive workforce

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A massive opportunity to inspire the world

By creating an ecosystem that honors real heroes—the changemakers and problem solvers—we can truly make the world a better place

A massive opportunity to inspire the world

Impact

These are the five books Bill Gates says you should read this summer

This startup helps homeowners go solar in the states with the dirtiest electric grids

Should we protect nature for its own sake? For its economic value? Because it makes us happy??Yes

News

IRS audits are on the rise: Your chances are now double if you’re in this income range

Today’s unexpected Supreme Court victory could exempt more gig workers from forced arbitration

Etsy is rolling out a ‘purchase protection’ program for buyers and sellers

Co.Design

6 ways Apple updated iOS to be ready for a mixed reality metaverse

This gorgeous table was made from fallen ash trees that were salvaged in Baltimore

Designers love these bags made from truck tarps. Now you can create your own

Work Life

Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences

Here’s what’s behind the new labor movement

Could redefining the entry-level worker?be the answer to the Great Resignation?