November 2023

Providing our talents and time to local causes plays a crucial role in the give back movement. Volunteering is important for both our individual growth and the enrichment of our local community. Yet, volunteer opportunities for teens play an even more unique role by providing a path to adulthood, citizenry and employability. Let’s look at

When you talk with energetic British entrepreneur John Lee, it’s hard to imagine that, one day, there might be two of him. That’s because the self-made millionaire and global public speaker is in the midst of cloning himself. Yes, you read that correctly. There might not be an actual double in the works, but Lee

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s a great time to add a touch of flavor and sophistication to your holiday gathering. While the feast is undoubtedly the star of the show, don’t overlook the opportunity to complement it with some delightful Thanksgiving cocktails. Not only will these drinks bring a festive vibe to your

Now that the season of giving is upon us, are you looking to give back to your community through opportunities to volunteer for Thanksgiving? You’re not alone. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that formal volunteers gave more than 4 billion hours of service from September 2020 to September 2021. But knowing where to

Why is volunteering and giving back to the community important? Simply put, volunteering your time and knowledge will benefit the organization and help make a positive impact in your community. Yet, without a monetary baseline to measure contributions, some may not bother to provide their time, while others may not volunteer simply because no one

Earlier this year, we took to LinkedIn and asked hundreds of professionals the question on everyone’s mind when it comes time for the office Secret Santa: What holiday gifts do people prefer to receive in the workplace? The poll results were loud and clear. While the majority (60%) preferred gift cards or vouchers, people were

With the holidays comes an increased number of social gatherings, and it can often become synonymous with heavier drinking patterns for many people. However, studies are showing that younger generations are starting to lean away from alcohol, opting for non-alcoholic drinks, often called “mocktails,” instead. A recent study shows that only 30% of Gen Z