CPI was honored to be a corporate sponsor for the 2024 Hunger Free Colorado annual fundraiser! Team CPI, along with family and friends, gathered for a 1.1-mile walk at Berkeley Park in Denver to support this worthy cause. Thank you to everyone who joined us, donated, or volunteered. Your support made a difference in the fight against hunger!
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American Global is having the conversations. We are assisting our clients in having the conversations with their teams. We are showing up and we are raising awareness alongside American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. All to better the #constructionindustry. If you are a leader in the industry, are you doing your part? We all have to come together on issues like this to make a change! #bettertogether #construction #contractors
American Global teammates from NY to FL were proud to 'walk the walk' in support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention by participating in their local Construction Hike for Hope last Saturday. We were also there to support the massive effort of AG's own Rob Labbe, Jr., CSP and David Wessin, ASIST who worked tirelessly to secure sponsors and promote the event to raise funds for this most worthwhile and important cause. Thank you to Rob, David and all those who participated and/or donated. To find about more about how you could save someone's life or make a donation, visit: https://lnkd.in/eniXUsR8
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CCO @Grace & Green | Improving access to sustainable period products | Championing period dignity for all🩸Coaching | Consulting | Mentoring | Founder @Seed to Oak
When I joined Grace & Green in 2022 as Head of Growth, my very first presentation to the Board was about how we took what had been created in Period Dignity and use this to have a much wider impact on both the business and the world of work. How would we make Period Dignity the market leader (with very little money to spend to do so)? I don't have enough space in this post to work through exactly what I set out in that meeting, however it boiled down to: ✌ Understanding the impact we want to have: It's always been about more than supplying products - Education is woven into the threads of Period Dignity. To achieve period dignity we need access to information, availability of products and acceptance within workplace culture - we designed our offering and continue to develop everything we do around these pillars. This was summed up perfectly by a client (John) who said "Grace & Green don't just supply a product, they create a CULTURE". Exactly John. ✌ Remember who we are and why we are doing it: Unsurprisingly, the workplace space has and is becoming more competitive. This is excellent news, as more businesses embrace free period care as a basic right, and especially comforting how many are choosing a more sustainable providers. As now Chief Commercial Officer, it's also mildly stressful (mildly 🙃 ). However, dignity continues to be about more than avoiding getting caught short, it's about embracing inclusivity and supporting our Members to deliver dignity for all, no matter of age, gender identity, or how they experience their period. There's still a long way to go, and we've got SO much more coming here... ✌ Treat every customer like they are absolutely making our day. This is perhaps a small business mindset, or when many of the team have done almost every job in the company. We all remember the THRILL of winning our first big contract, the DELIGHT of walking into a shop and seeing our products on shelf, or randomly walking into the bathroom BEAMING seeing our products. We don't take for granted the fact we get to be in people's everyday. (For me this has never worn off, my heart still skips a little when I process an order, receive a tender award notice, or see a customer talking about us on socials.) Particularly grateful for our team for supporting our phenomenal YOY 120% growth, for challenging, pushing our vision and positioning, and for being excellent. I'm incredibly proud of what we and our members are doing to drive inclusivity, awareness and dignity within their workplaces and educational establishments. I can't wait to see what the next two years can hold. Happy Birthday Period Dignity. x
Two years of Period Dignity 🎉 It's #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay and we're celebrating two years of making periods dignified and accessible for everyone. Since launching, our Period Dignity scheme has helped over 400 businesses, schools and public institutions provide sustainable period products to those who need them most. Together we've: ❋ Supplied 9 million free-to-access sustainable period products ❋ Delivered 9,800+ free period packs to those who need them in partnership with local councils ❋ Stocked 60+ universities and schools with Grace & Green products ❋ Donated £97,000 worth of period products to charitable organisations, including local food banks, in 2023 alone. Thank you to our community and incredible partners and supporters for making helping us make a difference. Check out our visits to New Cut Coffee, BIMM University, OVO, Watershed, and Wiper and True. Thank you Honeywell Bakes for our beautiful birthday biscuits.
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✅ Catholic Business Owners hire me to empower them to become courageous in faith, family, and finances; while adding an extra 5, 6, or 7 figures in sales in 2 years or less, guaranteed. ✅
How as a Catholic Business Owner did I integrate a mission and missionary life into my business? These are homeless seeking housing assistance and in line early in the morning in a big city. As a missionary family, we care for those in need and our Catholic business owner clients who we serve are donating into this mission called Drawn To The Truth Missions. Catholic Business Owners aren't paying but donating for our services and in exchange the funds go towards Catholic mission work! How are you using your revenue in serving in your community?
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Are you intentional with your charitable giving? Intentional giving helps you maximize the impact you make on the causes that are important to you. Start with a list of causes you've donated to over the last 12-24 months. Don't forget, donations aren't just money or gently worn clothes! Your time is a valuable resource as well. Is the list consistent with your values or was it just what was convenient? The key to building your impact is to concentrate your efforts in areas you find important.
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National Interest v Personal Interest. What defines who you are? You might not have a PPE sized trust fund or a fancy yacht to sail away on, but please do think of ways you can support local and national campaigns. Just like these two below.
This year YorSpace is proud to support two worthy causes. Shelter support those who are at risk of being displaced from their homes, a crisis that sadly continues to grow year on year. All donations will support their work by allowing their teams to: - answer an emergency call from a family who are facing the fear and uncertainty of being made homeless - help to pay for legal advice to help a family in crisis keep their home - advocate for access to secure and permanent homes for everyone Meanwhile a little closer to home, Big Ian Donaghy and his wonderful team of magic elves are busy gearing up to deliver hampers full of festive gifts and Christmas dinners to the older community, in York, who find themselves living alone on Christmas Day. If you are interested in finding out more then please find two links below. It's never too late to support amazing and much needed community initiatives like Shelter and Xmas Presence. On behalf of the Operational Team and Board at YorSpace, we wish you all a healthy and happy festive period and new year. https://lnkd.in/edGQPwAc https://lnkd.in/eXKhVZeX
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Community care is self care. Community care is any act to support others. Examples can include: Volunteering in the community Helping a neighbor Donating items Today I donated blankets and jackets to one of my favorite local non-profit organizations that helps individuals in need 24/7. It felt good to get items out of our house that the kids grew out of/we no longer need but that can be of help to others in the community. Do you have any plans to volunteer or donate items this weekend? What is your favorite local organization? #perspective #selfcare #gratitude #growthmindset
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We get the question “What is an outreach?” often. If you would like to learn more about the process for delivering truckloads of food to partner ministries so that it can be given to people in need in the inner cities, check out the video premiere. https://lnkd.in/eziyVARu 100 financial partners who donate $1,000 each month, and 1,000 financial partners who donate $100 each month would give Blessings of Hope a base of $200,000 in recurring monthly revenue, empowering your donations to bless thousands of people with hope in the form of food. Will you help us transform food to transform lives? https://lnkd.in/evUky5a4
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A group of Belizean children express thanks in unison in this video taken last month after receiving donated Flambeau products and toys. Twelve pallets of donated items arrived at a Belize port last month, destined for the non-profit organization, Project Jumpstart Belize. With the donation in-hand, a ceremony was held January 27 to highlight the commencement of disbursing items. Over 4,000 pounds of useful products include art supply containers, storage cases, toys, and other items appropriate for the Belize school children this non-profit benefits. Over 7,300 items were included in the donation, one of the largest ever received by the organization. Duncan Toys Company, which like Flambeau is a member of the Nordic Group of Companies, contributed a significant portion of the donated items. Anyone wanting to assist Project Jumpstart Belize in its efforts to reverse poverty in Belize and help tackle malnutrition, give access to technology, and provide sanitary products and other resources, should please visit https://lnkd.in/erx7Y_Yi.
Belizean children thank Flambeau
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Stanley Tree Service is creating a challenge! We donated one tree removal for one dollar, and we want to ask others to continue this. We are challenging Above and Beyond Tree of Rhode Island to do the same! Want to be a part of the 1 Tree for 1 Dollar challenge? Rules: 1. Choose a community member in need (please keep their address and identity private) 2. Donate one tree removal for one dollar per year 3. Create and share content of the removal 4. Like/ follow Stanley Tree and tag us in the content 5.Challenge another tree company to do the same
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