The third in our series of interviews with business leaders about the future of work is with Michelle DePass, CEO of Meyer Memorial Trust.
Kendall Clawson, executive director of Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington, on how philanthropists have pooled resources to support nonprofits during the COVID-19.
As nonprofits provide essential services during the COVID-19 epidemic, grantmaking organizations fight to keep them running.
Recruiting the homeless isn’t just good hearted; it’s good business.
Encouraging employees to volunteer at nonprofits can be one of the best ways to build company brand.
Why affordable housing can’t solve Oregon’s homelessness epidemic on its own, and how one organization is laying the groundwork for business to carry the torch.
Donor-advised funds are growing in popularity as a way for individuals and corporations to give to charities.
Business for a Better Portland attracted 300 members in a year and a half.
On the evening of October 4, we honored the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon at the Sentinel Hotel, Portland. (Photos by Jason E. Kaplan)
