The results showed that respondents who were a part of Greek life in college scored higher in overall wellbeing, workplace engagement, collegiate support, experiential learning and alumni attachment compared to those not involved in Greek life. However, the success of sorority and fraternity members is not just demonstrated...
According to a recent article by the Wall Street Journal, volunteering could be good for your health – particularly once you’re retired. The article quotes a recent study of 2,705 volunteers age 18 and older from UnitedHealthcare and VolunteerMatch, which found that 75 percent of those who volunteered...
Save lives or change lives. That’s what non-profit organizations do. So why do some seem to flourish more easily than others? Some organizations have broad appeal—they impact issues like widespread diseases that affect many individuals and families, or they work on behalf of those who...
by Greg Woodman This op-ed appeared in the April 3 issue of the Centre Daily Times. - Twenty years ago, I bought a company on the premise that strong personal connections and lasting friendships lead to happiness. If you’re struggling with social distancing, I’m here to tell you...
When an organization is driven to fulfill a mission, it must directly engage key stakeholders and inspire them to action. In a non-profit, these key stakeholders are, first and foremost, donors. In an association or cooperative, they are members. In a business, they are customers....
