Community Development

The premier HBCU marching band showcase is moving to Dallas in 2027. This strategic relocation promises major economic and cultural impact for the city.

A 150-year-old beacon is powering a modern romance economy in China's Shengsi islands, a masterclass in turning cultural permanence into resilient growth.

A 100-year-old Ford Hangar, an architectural marvel by Albert Kahn, is being reimagined as a catalyst for economic growth in the Chicago Southland.

A new 320-unit complex in Norfolk promises 'attainable luxury.' But can this long-term investment model truly help a region facing a housing crisis?

Ford Pro's new award spotlights EquipmentShare's unique model for CSR, blending high-tech growth with grassroots community support and disaster relief.

By achieving top B-BBEE status, John Crane didn't just check a box; it executed a strategic move to reshape its competitive landscape in South Africa.

A nonprofit's scholarship applications surged 900%. The source? A strategic partnership with a prison tech firm, revealing a new model for social impact.

Québec is investing $63M in a new ITHQ hall. It’s not just a building—it's a strategic move to dominate hospitality, revitalize a district, and redefine education.

After 10 years of partnership, Las Vegas Sands and NPHY are moving from advocacy to action, launching a statewide plan to tackle a crisis affecting 33,000 youth.

A deep dive into how a remote-first benefits tech firm's focus on culture and societal impact, not just growth, earned it a coveted spot on TIME's list.

A new startup, OLOS, is using AI and innovative partnerships to help churches turn underutilized properties into homes, tackling the housing crisis head-on.

In Roanoke, a unique partnership between a credit union and a non-profit is fueling Virginia's first adult high school, tackling a statewide education gap.

The Jackson T. Stephens Cup combines elite talent, a major championship venue, and a unique mission of inclusion, defining the future of collegiate golf.

A $1.25M investment reveals Canada's digital divide is no longer just about access. It's a battle for community control, safety, and sovereignty.

A new digital arts center opens in West Englewood, a strategic investment in youth offering tech skills from coding to media production to bridge local opportunity gaps.

A new report reveals libraries are the primary defense against digital illiteracy, but they're fighting an uphill battle with limited resources. What's the cost?

The ACLS and Luce Foundation are funding a bold new program to combat political division by turning campuses into hubs for civic engagement and real-world dialogue.

By letting employees choose its charities, IFG is betting that authentic engagement is the key to social impact and a stronger business.

On July 15, a coffee purchase at Tim Hortons does more than caffeinate. We deconstruct how this annual event has become a $190M force for youth development.