Vacations, scorching hot weather and overall change of pace, historically, summer is a slow season for nonprofit organizations. Donations and volunteers typically go down as people change their routines and spending. However, the pause in activity does offer nonprofits opportunities for planning, improvement, and experimentation....
Naomi Stracey, July Keepers of the Flame Scholarship Recipient My name is Naomi Stracey and I am in 7th grade at Community Montessori School. I am very interested in bioactive aquariums and terrariums. I have built a couple on my own and would like to build...
Larensy Rogers, July Keepers of the Flame Scholarship Recipient My name is Larensy Rogers and I am from Natchez Mississippi, and live in Hattiesburg. I am a college student and a young business owner. I am 21 years old. I am currently studying Public Relations and Advertisement with a...
By: Jennifer Vickery, National Strategies PR There's no question that diversity is important in any sector, but it's especially crucial for nonprofit leaders. When organizations reflect the diversity of the communities they serve, they're better able to meet the needs of those communities. That's why it's...
Diversity is valuable in the workplace because mixing diverse individuals leads to greater creativity and innovation and increased productivity. Having a team composed of people from varying backgrounds and languages also helps you connect to a wider audience. And when job satisfaction results in more...
Candy Martin, Founder of the A.K. Legacy Foundation This month, we are once again proud to name the recipient of the Keepers of the Flame Scholarship to Candy Martin. She is making strides as she created a foundation that provides professional development, financial literacy and disaster...