Healthcare Innovation & Market Shifts

Florida Southern College’s Seed-to-Scale program is reimagining entrepreneurship education, engaging 11% of its student body and earning national acclaim. Is this the future of innovation in higher ed?

A New York school pioneering a student-centered, project-based approach has been named a finalist for a prestigious national education prize, sparking debate about the future of learning.

A new partnership between the Sullivan Foundation & UNO offers a unique summer program in Austria, blending academic rigor with a focus on ethical leadership and social impact. Is this the future of study abroad?

A new initiative leveraging AI-powered mentorship seeks to build on the legacy of the Higher Education Act, empowering students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities to become innovators and entrepreneurs.

The University of Austin secures a $100M donation with a bold premise: funding tied to student outcomes. Is this a sustainable model or a risky bet on the future of higher education?

A new partnership in California’s Central Valley is tackling economic disparities by equipping Latino youth with the skills needed for both college and in-demand trades. Can this model scale?

A $1 million grant is fueling research into 'Decision Education,' a growing field focused on equipping students with critical thinking and problem-solving skills vital for success in a rapidly changing world.

Clark Atlanta University receives a historic $38M gift from MacKenzie Scott, unlocking strategic flexibility and igniting innovation. How will this unrestricted funding reshape the HBCU's future?

A $2 million investment will empower financial advisors to amplify their charitable impact, expanding grant opportunities to include critical mental health & environmental initiatives.

A 10-year commitment from Lendmark Financial has surpassed $10M for childhood cancer research. We explore how sustained corporate philanthropy is changing the landscape of non-profit funding and driving tangible results.

A record $1.8 million investment from the Scripps Howard Fund is providing 300,000+ books to underserved schools. But the campaign goes beyond donations, focusing on sustainable literacy solutions and bridging the equity gap.

A transformative $80 million unrestricted gift from MacKenzie Scott offers Howard University a lifeline, providing critical flexibility as federal funding faces potential delays. This gift signals a new era of support for HBCUs.

Cannabis company Curaleaf’s annual charitable campaign is expanding its reach as food bank needs surge nationwide. We examine the initiative’s impact and the broader trend of corporate social responsibility in the cannabis industry.

CVS Health’s $3M customer donation & $2M direct investment in food banks signal a shift: addressing food insecurity isn’t just charity, it's a critical component of preventative healthcare.

Grocery chain Food Lion invests $1 million in local food banks as food insecurity rates climb across its operating region, reflecting a growing trend of corporate response to economic hardship.

Smithfield Foods’ $150K donation to food banks highlights a growing trend: corporations filling the gap as economic pressures fuel rising food insecurity nationwide. We examine the impact and broader implications.

As the government shutdown strains communities, Taco John’s offers free meals. But is this a genuine act of corporate social responsibility, or a calculated PR move? We investigate the impact – and the limitations – of fast-food philanthropy.

Meijer’s $4M hunger relief pledge is more than a check. We examine the retailer’s sustained commitment to the Midwest, its innovative shopper program, and the broader crisis facing food banks.

BofA commits $250M to fight food insecurity, going beyond donations with employee volunteer hours and matching gifts. Is it enough to address the scale of the need?

Following years of controversy, PG&E’s new $500K grant program funds innovative environmental projects led by local organizations. But is it genuine commitment or simply a PR fix?