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How Technology Is Transforming Health in Developing Countries: A Focus on VitalModo In many developing countries, access to healthcare is limited not by a lack of need, but by a lack of infrastructure. Clinics can be far away, doctors are few, costs are high, and reliable health information is not always easy to find. At […]

Customers, employees, and investors are paying closer attention than ever to how businesses respond to environmental challenges. From climate change and pollution to biodiversity loss and resource depletion, companies are under growing pressure to show they are part of the solution—not part of the problem. That’s where corporate giving for the planet comes in. By

In 2025, the urgency of environmental action is no longer up for debate. We see the signs everywhere: more frequent floods and fires, unpredictable weather, loss of biodiversity, and communities struggling to adapt to a changing climate. Against this backdrop, donors around the world are asking an important question: “How can my giving create real,

“I’d love to help the planet, but my donation would be too small to matter.” If you’ve ever had that thought, you’re not alone. Many people believe meaningful impact is only possible for big donors and large foundations. The truth is very different. When it comes to environmental sustainability and climate resilience, small donations –

Title: Before You Donate to an Environmental Charity: 10 Questions Every Donor Should Ask Every year, more people decide they want their money to do more than just sit in a bank account. They want it to protect forests, clean up oceans, support vulnerable communities, and help build a more resilient planet. But there’s a