Interesting results from a new survey show that teens are volunteering more often than working at part-time jobs. And, they’ve also become reverse role models, encouraging their parents to volunteer more.

War Child, the international organization dedicated to assisting young victims of war around the world, just released its fifth charity album, “Heroes.” Can you remember the very first musical charity event? Hint: it’s not “Live Aid.”

Hundreds of thousands of people across the country plan to participate in the Earth Day Virtual March sponsored by the Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund. Others will clean up our nation’s roads and beaches. What will you do?

Companies who have products and services to sell hope to attract issues-oriented customers by using part of the purchase price to make a charitable donation. Charitable organizations benefit by increased financial support and awareness.

Here’s the second in a series about the cool “cause-related marketing” trend. Check out some of the latest “buy one, give one,” and other similar promotions that help filter products or dollars into various charitable organizations.

A strong focus on charitable giving has proven to be a successful marketing tactic for businesses, and a source of income for non-profits. Here’s part one in a series about the “cause-related marketing” trend.

Sites like the hugely successful FreeRice.com enable folks to play some fun and educational games while donating food and water to tragically poor people across the globe.

Winter wonderland? Not for everyone. Winter can be pretty, but it often brings with it some situations that challenge the best of us. How do the elderly, the disabled, and the needy handle these challenges?

Many folks across America will have Martin Luther King Day, January 19, off from work. This year, as we celebrate what would have been Dr. King’s 80th birthday, why not use this day off as a chance to reflect on, and enact, Dr. King’s principles of selfless giving?

The winter holiday spirit tends to make everyone feel like giving to the poor. But, if you care about giving at all, why not think about giving year-round, because those in need are needy more than one day a year.