New York leads US states and Seattle tops cities for volunteer fundraising generosity, highlighting strong community support on GoFundMe.
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Cancer Charity Walk the Walk Celebrates 31,000 Volunteers for Iconic MoonWalk Events
Walk the Walk celebrates 31,000 volunteers for their vital role in MoonWalk events supporting cancer causes.
As the world reflects on the awe-inspiring athletic feats witnessed over the past two weeks in France, a different kind of triumph has quietly taken centre stage.
There’s a good chance that a volunteer has helped you or someone you know. Millions of us are on the receiving end of the work of volunteers.
In a new study, research analysing the 50 American states revealed a consistent association between higher state racial-ethnic diversity (RED) and lower formal volunteering (FV) rates.
There is something amazingly healing about removing all the old junk and making everything neat and clean.
A major new study reveals that childhood volunteering can have a significant impact on political engagement later in life.
By and large, women are more likely to suffer loneliness than men.
- Health & Fitness
Lower-Wealth Volunteers Experience Greater Health Gains from Volunteering than Wealthier Volunteers, Says New Study
by Psychregby PsychregFormal volunteering in later life is beneficial for both physical and psychological well-being.
- Society & Culture
End of Lockdown and Charity Shops: Study Finds the Most Charitable Cities in the UK
With lockdown restrictions easing across the country, charity shops are reopening.
April is Global Volunteer Month, a time to recognise the power of volunteers to tackle society’s greatest challenges.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Gary’s Match for Andrea Pitty – Saint Francis Hospice Story
by Psychregby PsychregWhen Andrea Pitty passed away at the tender age of 33, her family needed something to focus on to help with their grief.
The euphoria surrounding the Hospice’s beautiful new home was growing, before a devastating turn of events.
Four teenagers recently proved that you don’t need to jump out of planes, walk the Great Wall of China, or scale Mount Everest to raise money for Saint Francis Hospice.
Dassia Stripe was looking forward to her 10th birthday when she listened to an appeal from Saint Francis Hospice.