by Joanne Mantis | Feb 14, 2022 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
Philanthropy involves giving back to society. Corporate philanthropy is when companies donate resources or time to non-profit organizations. For a company to do this, it is crucial to involve different teams from the workplace. It is additionally vital for companies...
by Joanne Mantis | Aug 3, 2021 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
It has become increasingly common to see women hold leadership positions in nonprofit organizations in the past couple of years. Women have started to play a significant role in the nonprofit world after a long history of being held back by male-dominated uphill...
by Joanne Mantis | Jul 8, 2021 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
Philanthropy is constantly evolving, and in order to keep up with the changes, people need to be willing to change as well. Generational wealth is developing more and more these days, and with that comes the ability to input that wealth into positive change. As a...
by Joanne Mantis | Jun 14, 2021 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
If you are ever looking to be inspired, Ted Talks will deliver every time. Ted Talks contain people who are passionate about something and want to share it with the world. There is a wide range of topics from interpersonal relationships, how to deal with and bounce...
by Joanne Mantis | May 13, 2021 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
Audits have a history of causing negative feelings in businesspeople. It is not necessarily that getting audited is a bad thing, it has numerous positive results. Audits help with the nonprofit’s transparency and trust with the staff. Also, it adds credibility...
by Joanne Mantis | May 13, 2021 | Joanne Mantis, Philanthropy, Uncategorized
A philanthropist lives with the desire to create a real impact in the world by tackling the most pressing issues in their local society. Truth be said, this is a challenging course of action or path that only yields fruit with collaborative relationships. Think...
