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Why do we do what we do? It comes down to our values. Whether or not you’ve identified your values, you have them. We all do. And companies are no different. When we know what we value, decision making is easier. Take, for example, donation requests. Companies frequently get asked for cash or product donations to support charitable causes, from the local little league team, to raffles raising money for cancer research. When you know what your company values, you can create a framework to decide which charitable causes you will support. For example, if you sell bird feeders, you might focus your donation efforts on the National Audubon Society and their Migratory Bird Initiative. Or, if you sell children’s books, you could support Room to Read and their commitment to developing literacy skills in kids. Values create clear guardrails for decision making. What we say ‘no’ to is as important as what we say ‘yes’ to, especially when we are voting with our dollars. Have you experienced a time when your values helped you make a decision? #CoreValues #DecisionMaking 

🌍💜This #GivingTuesdayCA, let’s make the invisible… visible. At OBIA, we know that brain injuries can be life-changing, impacting not only individuals but also their families. Often unseen, the effects of a brain injury can be isolating and hard to navigate. That’s why we’re here—to provide hope, support, and a path forward through education, awareness, and community. 💫 But we can’t do it alone. Your support today helps us continue delivering these essential programs and services. 👉Donate to OBIA and help make a difference: https://lnkd.in/gYGTa5kF Every donation helps transform lives. #GivingTuesdayCA #OBIACanHelp #BrainInjuryAwareness #ConcussionSupport #GivingTuesday

✨ We need your help! ✨ “Having a methodology to heal trauma for our clients will be a game changer for Rising Angels. As a person who previously suffered intensely from trauma this protocol is life changing! Ultimately, it will enable women to live fulfilled lives.” Katarina MacLeod, ED Rising Angels and Inspired Outcomes are pleased to announce a collaborative research project called Inspyrd Angels Pilot Study. The purpose of this pilot study is to assess & affirm that ‘trauma is an injury that can heal’. Our aim is to raise $33,000 and we can't do it without you. Head over to our campaign page to lean more about Allen Kanerva + Inspired Outcomes and help us raise funds for this campaign. 👉 Give Now: https://lnkd.in/geBuKE9P Unable to Donate but still want to help? 🩷Sharing, liking and commenting on this video may seem like a small thing but it makes a huge impact for us, allowing more people to learn about what we're doing. #RisingAngels #InspiredOutcomes #SupportNonprofits #GiveBack #MakeADifference #DonateToday #CharityOrganization #CommunitySupport #HopeAndHealing #GivingForGood #NonprofitSupport #BeTheChange #EndViolence #SpreadHope #SupportSurvivors #Philanthropy #CharityDrive #Fundraiser

Tomorrow’s breakthroughs won’t exist without us; we won’t exist without tomorrow’s breakthroughs. This week begins the transition into the season of joyous celebration and praise for the bounty of blessings we hold dear. It is also the time to take a pragmatic look at your 2024 finances and consider any year-end giving. NEVER STOP NEVER QUIT is a 501c(3) charitable organization with a mission to raise funds, support treatment, and promote awareness in the fight against multiple sclerosis. 100% of the money you donate supports our fight (I personally pay all costs to manage our nonprofit). Only through aggressive efforts will we find the cure, develop treatments, and drive necessary programs to defeat the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis. Money to support all three stages of this fight is desperately needed. Please consider donating to NEVER STOP NEVER QUIT. If you don’t see your favorite way to give, contact me. I will make it happen. It will never stop…nor will we. It will never quit…nor will we. This is why we fight for them! Never Stop… Never Quit…

Here’s a throwback to Movember 2019. We’re almost at the end of Movember 2024! KMs have been walked and ran, squats busted, moustaches grown—all to raise funds to fight the biggest health issues facing men. - Please support Team AXS (Alicia Elliott, Chelsea Canlas, Eddy Xuan, Emily Tjan, Jason Sharpe). bit.ly/maxs21 - Your donation could help save a father, a brother, a son, a friend, a partner’s life. - #mentalhealthawareness #prostatecancer #testicularcancer #suicideprevention

Join Us at the Second Roundtable Discussion in the We, the People Series! Date: July 3, 2024 Time: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM CST Register on BehaviorLive-see comments We're excited to announce the second roundtable discussion in the We, the People series! This session will delve into the critical relationship between behavioral health public policy, local district meetings on mental health funding, and the legal implications showcased by the case of Brendan Depa. Discussion Highlights: - Behavioral Health Policies: Understanding their impact on accessibility and quality of mental health services in our communities. - Local District Meetings: Exploring how decisions on mental health funding are made and their long-term effects. - Legal Ramifications: A deep dive into Brendan Depa’s case, highlighting the intersection of policy, governance, and individual rights. Brendan Depa’s story is a powerful reminder of the complexities involved in mental health law and policy. His experience underscores the urgent need for informed, compassionate approaches to behavioral health. Why Attend? - Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities in behavioral health policy. - Learn about the decision-making processes in local district meetings - Understand the legal intricacies of mental health incidents and their broader implications. Join us for a meaningful conversation that aims to foster better understanding and actionable solutions in the realm of behavioral health. Register on BehaviorLive Let's work together to create a more informed and equitable system for all. #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth #PublicPolicy #CommunityEngagement #LegalRamifications #RoundtableDiscussion

Hey my lovely LinkedIn Network, I can't believe I've surpassed $1,500 already, this was more than I would have hoped for! I want to thank everyone who has donated thus far. It has meant a lot to me and more importantly, it's helping improve the outcomes of thousands of Children worldwide (not just LA!). I'm shooting for $2,000 by July 21st (currently 83% of goal) and I know you can all help me reach it! We got 3 weeks to go until the big race, but it's never too late to make $1, $5, $10, or even $25 donation! Anything helps: https://lnkd.in/gu7cUwBj Last, but not least, I finally stacked my events together during my workouts, so these times include the collective pain & suffering. My biggest improvement has been swimming where I've seen almost 1:20 100m times. I believe simulating the actual race day along with open-ocean swims 2x per week will help me meet or exceed my benchmarks. Swim 750m: 15 minutes vs. 22 minute | Benchmark: 15 minutes Run 5K: 38 minutes vs. 32 previous | Benchmark: 30 minutes Bike 12K: 26 minutes vs. 28 previous | Benchmark: 40 minutes Overall: 79 minutes vs. 82 previous | Benchmark: 90 minutes Stay tuned for more updates!

Join Us at the Second Roundtable Discussion in the We, the People Series! Date: July 3, 2024 Time: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM CST Register on BehaviorLive-see comments We're excited to announce the second roundtable discussion in the We, the People series! This session will delve into the critical relationship between behavioral health public policy, local district meetings on mental health funding, and the legal implications showcased by the case of Brendan Depa. Discussion Highlights: - Behavioral Health Policies: Understanding their impact on accessibility and quality of mental health services in our communities. - Local District Meetings: Exploring how decisions on mental health funding are made and their long-term effects. - Legal Ramifications: A deep dive into Brendan Depa’s case, highlighting the intersection of policy, governance, and individual rights. Brendan Depa’s story is a powerful reminder of the complexities involved in mental health law and policy. His experience underscores the urgent need for informed, compassionate approaches to behavioral health. Why Attend? - Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities in behavioral health policy. - Learn about the decision-making processes in local district meetings - Understand the legal intricacies of mental health incidents and their broader implications. Join us for a meaningful conversation that aims to foster better understanding and actionable solutions in the realm of behavioral health. Register on BehaviorLive Let's work together to create a more informed and equitable system for all. #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth #PublicPolicy #CommunityEngagement #LegalRamifications #RoundtableDiscussion

New to fundraising or looking for help on your existing tactics? Below are some quick tips! ⬇️ 💙 👉 Donate: Kickstart your fundraising with a personal donation! 👉 Share: Tell your network why Game On Cancer is important to YOU! 👉 Get Social: Post your fundraising page on social media! 👉 Email: Choose 10 people from your network to send emails to! 👉 Send a Thank-you: Send personal thank you notes to everyone who supports your campaign! Share your favorite fundraising tips in the comments 💪 #GameOnCancer #HenryFordHealth #Fundraising #FundraisingTips #CancerCare

** Humanity Starts with Charity – Help Us Reach Our Goal! ** At Midwest Brain Injury Clubhouse (MBIC), we believe that real change starts with compassion and community. Together, we can make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by brain injuries and strokes. With your support, we aim to raise $40,000 to continue providing life-changing rehabilitative services, community support, and mentorship to those in need. How You Can Help: • Donate Now: Every dollar brings us closer to our goal. No contribution is too small. • Share: Spread the word and inspire others to join our cause. • Make an Impact: Your generosity fuels hope, growth, and transformation in our members' lives. Let’s make a difference, together. Click "Donate Now" to support and bring hope to those who need it most. #EmpowerRecovery #RehabilitationMatters #GivingBack #MakeADifference #ChangeALife