Kindful

MARCH 4, 2021

Do you get requests for corporate teams to come volunteer at your organization? Many large businesses are happy to pay their employees to do volunteer work or give back to the community, which helps incentivize them to get involved. Take Walk the State from Parkinson’s Nebraska. Plus, their business may match donations.

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AFP Blog

FEBRUARY 22, 2016

College students contribute to growing business Nonprofit Hub | News | dailynebraskan.com : "University of Nebraska-Lincoln junior Angela Cuadros treats philanthropy like a job. Each week, there are the hours spent mentoring a 17-year-old girl and volunteering with Dance Marathon.

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NonProfit Hub

APRIL 1, 2016

The young Nebraskan is the son of a University of Nebraska basketball assistant coach, which quickly catalyzed the relationship between Avery and the Nebraska basketball team. Avery has become a little brother to not only the Nebraska basketball team, but surely the student section and perhaps the entire state of Nebraska.

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Connection Cafe

MARCH 20, 2020

Take, for instance, students in Nebraska making get well cards for those in quarantine, Disneyland employees donating excess food to Second Harvest Food Bank, and even a Charlotte man volunteering to run errands for the elderly. W ith all that good, also comes some not-so-good.

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Candid

NOVEMBER 12, 2024

When we look at which states receive the most charitable dollars per capita, Nebraska punches above its weight. Here we’ll look at what makes Nebraska stand out in the data—and why. Nebraska ranks 37th for population and 36th for the number of nonprofits. But unlike Nebraska, D.C. Did you know? Only Washington, D.C.—which

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Fast Company Tech

FEBRUARY 14, 2025

Edward Coristine, 19 Coristine, a first-year student at Northeastern University in Boston, spent three months last summer at Neuralink, Musks brain-computer interface company, according to his rsum, which was obtained by Wired. When he was a student, he received a $100,000 grant from OpenAI to develop an AI scheduling assistant called Spark.

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