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Here's What Goodwill Actually Does With Your Donated Clothes

Divorce Advice for Men: What NOT to Do During Divorce

There’s a shortage of divorce advice for men out there, but here are three things you definitely shouldn’t do – and they’re really important.

Why You Should Support Regulating Public Feeding Of Homeless People

Several years ago in Atlanta, Ga., I met a woman living under a bridge who completely changed my life and how I viewed homeless services. You didn't have...

Social Services for the Elderly: How Can I Get Help?

Have you considered how you can get help should you need it? There are a range of social services available to you as a senior.

9 Rainforest Facts Everyone Should Know

Protecting rainforests is a powerful natural climate solution that’s critical to our collective future.

Why do I need a Social Security Attorney

At Agee Clymer Mitchell and Laret, we have highly-experienced professionals long versed in the process of the law, here to assist and guide your potential actions.

Why Seniors Want Home Care

According to a recent study, 87% of seniors would prefer to age in place by remaining at home. But, why are the number of seniors in nursing homes and hospitals on the rise? Here are three reasons why seniors today want home care and aren’t always getting what they want.

Learn more about the Frisco Family Services Thanksgiving Meal Program

Frisco Family Services provides clients with a turkey and everything else to prepare at traditional Thanksgiving meal and more in the comfort of their homes. Become a sponsor today!

Should I Get a Master of Social Work or an MS in Human and Social Services?

Learn what differentiates an MSW degree from a master’s in human services—and how you can earn either through an online university.

ND Human Services needs your advice on preventing substance abuse

The Department of Human Services’ Behavior Health Division is partnering with the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center to conduct a statewide survey, with the aim to help combat substance abuse…

Strengthening our Children, Families and Communities to be Safe, Healthy and Thriving.

Interface Children Family Services - Strengthening our Children, Families and Communities to be Safe, Healthy and Thriving. Interface Children & Family Services is an independent nonprofit agency dedicated to advancing the well-being of children by providing an array of social services to strengthen family life and by promoting community commitment to the needs of children.

For Nonprofits, Mergers Should Never be a Lifeline

Far too often, mergers among nonprofits are viewed as a last resort; a desperate option that’s only on the table when the organization’s very existence is in doubt. Merging is never seen as joining forces, but as a solution to... Read More

Tips for Kids With Social Struggles During Family Visits

The best way to handle kids' social issues and family visits during the holiday season is for you and your child to be prepared with these tips!

How to Build a Socially Minded Enterprise

Smart steps for developing the messaging around your charitable efforts.

What Is Social Entrepreneurship?

We millennials are a bold generation. From our insistence that work have meaning to the disruptive innovations we embrace (e.g. Lyft), we are dramatically shifting the future of this planet. Our enduring legacy will be the expectation that business do well for the world. So, it should come as little surprise that one

The alumni family: How to reap the benefits and stay socially involved

Your alumni status may allow you to get involved in ways that you would have never had the capacity to as an undergrad.

A secret left this family nearly $100,000 in debt to the Social Security Administration

A secret left this family nearly $100,000 in debt to the Social Security Administration

How to Cope If Family Gatherings Trigger Your Social Anxiety

Tips to handle weird conversations and stay grounded when you’re overwhelmed.

and what to do if friends and family aren't onboard

Experts say avoiding close contact is the key to slowing coronavirus – but what if you live with someone who’s throwing caution to the wind?