One Person Changed His Life, Now He Wants to Be That One for Others

Meet Sherman Williams, a volunteer at HandsOn Broward – part of Points of Light’s HandsOn Network of 250 volunteer centers. Williams is…

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Creativity Pays Off for Innovative Nonprofit Programs

With spectators clapping blue thunder sticks together, jumping out of their seats, cheering for their favorite teams, the gathering looked more like…

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`Service Unites’ as Conference Sessions Encourage Cross-Sector Collaboration

Today attendees of the Conference – sponsored by UPS – witnessed the principle in action, as dozens of educational sessions and forums focused on…

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Turning Complacency Into Action When it Comes to Disasters

Read about how folks in Savannah, Ga., are preparing for disaster. To help your family take action, visit Good & Ready, where…

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Why AmeriCorps Alums Should Matter to Colleges and Employers

This post is by Mary Bruce and Ben Duda, co-executive directors of AmeriCorps Alums, the only national network that connects the nearly…

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Eric Friedman

You might not know Eric Friedman by name, but if you have kids, you most likely know his work. As a successful…

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Tami and Jess Willadsen

Tami Willadsen and her 10-year-old daughter, Jess, both killed in a house fire last month, left a legacy of passion and kindness…

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Durham Triple Play Leagues Inc.

When Pat James found out her 14-year-old son, Lathan, wasn’t going to be able to play in a baseball league in the…

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Would You Do This to Help Your Neighbors?

As snowstorms give way to spring showers, we give thanks to those who stepped up during the rough winter season – like…

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The Richard Family

Eight-year-old Martin Richard became a symbol of what was lost after the Boston Marathon bombings a year ago. The Dorchester, Mass., boy…

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