Several years ago, a restaurant chain completely redesigned the outside of their restaurants. The restaurants weren’t out-of-date nor falling down, but restaurant managers explained that they made significant changes . . .

United Ways most often measure three things: resources, activity, and . . .

Recently, I saw an interesting editorial from a United Way CEO about how their United Way is changing the way it addresses social issues in their community. What caught my attention in the editorial was not what the United Way is going to do to address the pressing local needs it has identified but how they are going to measure their success.

“May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.” – Nelson Mandela

Recently, a friend of mine was told by his doctor that he needed to live a little healthier.