Are you tired of the commercialized chaos that can consume the holiday spirit faster than you can say “jingle bells?” Fear not, festive friend, because Give A Day Global is here to help you take the yawn out of yuletide! Reconnect to the heartfelt magic...
The holiday elves are at it again! Scouring online shops for ways for you to buy gifts that not only delight your loved ones but also have a positive impact on communities around the world. Ho, ho ,ho! MADE51 MADE51 is brought to life by The United...
The industrious elves at Give A Day Global have been hard at work this holiday season to help you find great gifts for everyone on your list while also having a positive impact on communities around the world!...
Help Haiti recover by shopping at social enterprises that create jobs, provide training, and help communities thrive. ...
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt.” ― Charles Schulz Image from World Cocoa Foundation As one of life’s most delicious treats, nothing says "I love you" like a box of chocolates on Valentine’s Day. But the story behind chocolate has...
Here's a surefire way to get Santa to chuckle this season: get gorgeous gifts for everyone on your list and support the work of grassroots nonprofits around the world at the same time! On our list of 9 nonprofits below, each sells beautifully made artisan...
During these challenging times, people are opening their hearts and wanting to offer help. But what are ways people can volunteer during times of social distancing and home quarantine? More than ever before, technology allows people to connect across continents to collaborate, contribute, and care...
[vc_separator type="normal" up="46" down="0"] By Erica Bray, from an article originally published on Frommer’s. Read the full article here. Volunteering is good for the heart and soul–and your travel karma. Weaving some service into your vacation time not only benefits the communities you serve, but the act...
[vc_separator type="normal" up="46" down="0"] I’m a safety nut. I always hold the handrail while walking down stairs and I avoid risky activities: sky-diving, bungee jumping…I don’t even do downhill skiing! But I’ll happily travel to lots of far-flung destinations and to off-the-beaten path neighborhoods. Here are...
[vc_separator type="normal" up="46" down="0"] Interested in reading more? Click here to read Part 1.Be Prepared for EmergenciesBeing well prepared in case of an emergency can make all the difference in outcomes when traveling. Although it is unlikely that an emergency will occur, it is best to...