Philanthropy

A “root cause” is defined as a core issue — the highest-level cause — that sets in motion an entire cause-and-effect reaction. When we think of our roots, we think…

The dictionary defines “philanthropy” as “good will to fellow members of the human race,” something that is “especially an active effort to promote human welfare.” I would add to this…

Murdered and missing Indigenous women in state such as Montana is an ongoing crisis: challenging state and local crime units and causing horrific grief to the families involved. Young women whose bodies are not found for month, even years, give some slight closure to their loved ones at burial. But for many more that are never found, their families will suffer, not knowing whether their daughters, nieces, wives, or friends are alive or dead.

American entrepreneur, media mogul, and philanthropist Ted Turner is the man with the plan behind the more than 100,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Gallatin, Montana. Maintaining vast tracts of land as habitat is a great responsibility and a delicate balance that can only be maintained by following a thoughtful, wide-ranging plan.

Trude Heller, a Holocaust survivor and self-proclaimed ‘Holocaust educator’ was an inspirational speaker and philanthropist…

When asked how important it is to give back to her community, Angie Blank responded: “It is something I wake up every day to do.”

Holocaust Survivor, Trude Heller, speaks on her experiences during WWII and how she chooses to love and be happy over harboring hate for others.