Here are a few reasons to read the fine print when entering an online competition.

The notion that giving increases happiness is nothing new—the term “helper’s high” was coined in the late 1980s, and the concept has been proven in numerous studies.

Your chance at winning can be as good as anyone else’s—but you’ll have an even better chance if you can master the art of standing out.

A charitable person gives to those in need, but we can look at philanthropy as the next level of charity. Charity is a great, short-term solution, but philanthropy attempts to address the more prominent, deep-rooted global issues.

Having a positive company culture sustains employee engagement and enthusiasm. Especially in today’s world, it’s crucial for employee retention.

Scottsdale-based entrepreneur, Mary Hagen, has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer at Colossal. Hagen intends to pursue the company’s mission to become a global leader in modern giving.

You can’t win if you don’t play. But, no matter if you win or lose, there are always benefits. Competitions build mental toughness, and they connect you with other like-minded individuals.

Our culture makes up our framework. We are a TEAM of talented, hard-working professionals with a passion for leaving the world better than we found it.

Learn how philanthropy has seen significant shifts in donor demographics, fundraising methods, and even the meaning of the word.

Recognizing that animals make up an important part of human life and society, animal welfare advocates seek to protect animals from abuse and prevent unnecessary suffering.

A professional fundraiser is an individual or organization that specializes in raising money for nonprofits.

Not all nonprofits are charities, but all charities are nonprofits. In both instances, no one individual in the organization benefits from donations. The difference lies primarily in who benefits.