Ways to Involve Your Family in Charitable Giving
Are you looking for ways to get your family more involved in charitable giving? There are many options available, and the best way to find what works for your family is to explore all of your options. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Read MoreThe Financial Benefits of Charitable Giving
Are you looking for a way to impact your community positively and receive some financial benefits too? If so, charitable giving may be the answer for you. Donating to charity can provide numerous tax breaks and other financial incentives that can help reduce your taxable income and potentially increase your wealth.
Read MoreFun Ways to Volunteer with Your Child
Volunteering with your child can be a great way to spend time together and teach them about giving back to the community. Many opportunities are available, so you can find one that matches your interests and abilities. Here are some fun ways to volunteer with your child.
Read MoreHow to Fundraise for Your Nonprofit During a Crisis
When you’re a nonprofit, the unexpected can happen at any time. Natural disasters, outbreaks of disease, and political unrest can all impact your ability to do your work. And when these crises hit, it’s important to have a plan in place for how you’ll continue to operate. One way to ensure your organization has the resources it needs is to fundraise during a crisis.
Read MoreThe Challenges and Rewards of Civic Philanthropy
Civic philanthropy is a unique form of giving that seeks to promote the common good and public interest. This type of philanthropy can be challenging, but it also has many rewards. In this blog post, we will explore the challenges and rewards of civic philanthropy. We will also discuss how donors can maximize the impact of their gifts. Thank you for reading!
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My name is Rita Mayfield. Columbia, SC is home. I am the Mom to three kids living in a bilingual home (English/French). I created the SIDS Guild logo to represent all the stages of parenthood. I wrote my all my books while being a Work-at-Home-Mom. I bake. Often. Sometimes with my kids. 😉 At one event, I spoke to 1500 (FIFTEEN HUNDRED) kids & teachers. I am actively searching for the laundry fairy (because there is too much laundry in my life).