Season of Generosity

GoFundMe is sharing the personal stories of one family per day until Congress approves a COVID-19 relief bill.

It is my civic responsibility to inspire my followers and fellow influencers to give back

An NYC health care worker was awarded $10,000 and recognized by  L'Oréal Paris with the COVID-19 Hero Award after founding a group to donate beauty and self-care supplies to women on the frontlines of the pandemic. 

Morgan Stanley is giving back in a big way to the street food vendors of New York City

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is giving $15 million to a group of mayors who are enacting universal basic income programs in cities across the country.

Airbnb is going to give people in need a place to stay with its newly launched nonprofit, Airbnb.org.

As we enter a holiday season that is going to be different for all of us, many of our service members and their families will not be able to come home.

Mazda is honoring 50 Americans who were nominated by friends and family for their charitble work in 2020. Each will recieve a new MX-5 Miata as thanks from the automaker.

Ashley Piszek is a 24-year old from Pennsylvania who is trying to become the next great American entrepreneur story with her new company in the beauty industry.

In his father's honor, he launched Operation Connection - The iPad Project. He and his "Lunch With Lynch Foundation" began donating iPads to nursing homes and hospitals in need as a way to connect patients with families.

There are 31 days this month, and a group in the United Kingdom has created a heartwarming advent calendar where you can do a kind act every day.