With many deserving nonprofits in SWFL, deciding where to invest your philanthropic dollars is challenging.
Up to Something
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“I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him,” President Abraham Lincoln said.
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A few weeks ago, I wrote about letting your children choose volunteer projects. My vegetarian daughter, who has a passion for cooking and dancing, is excited to show off her grilling skills.
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In the summer of 2017, my daughter and I backpacked into the Grand Canyon. After months of training, we hiked down the steep terrain, loaded down with backpacks and camping gear.
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The SWFL 100 is pleased to welcome Scott Burgess, CEO of David Lawrence Center, as a contributing columnist. In his columns, Burgess will share updates about mental health and substance misuse issues affecting SWFL.
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Last year, we launched the League of Courageous Women with the belief that we could create a pipeline of female leaders. We recognize that every person is at a different point on their journey as a professional, friend, spouse or parent.
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As leaders, we’ve learned about social and emotional intelligence, but have you considered the importance of cultural intelligence?
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The Naples Yacht Club hosted a Professional Dining Etiquette program for nearly 30 young ladies with The League of Courageous Women.
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NAMI Collier welcomes Zack McDermott, author of “Gorilla and the Bird: A Memoir of Madness and a Mother’s Love,” as keynote speaker for the Hope Shines Luncheon on Dec. 7 at Grey Oaks Country Club.
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With deep roots in SWFL’s business and agricultural community, the Farm City BBQ has become a favorite Thanksgiving tradition and raised $400,000+ to support youth leadership programs.