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Businesses and individuals have responded to the the killings at Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Charleston last week with donations and fundraisers.

The biggest donations to date have come from businesses that have a strong link to Charleston and South Carolina. Read More

Since 2011, 1,600 Denny's nationwide have sold coupons in support of No Kid Hungry's efforts to help the more than 16 million American children struggling with hunger.

To grow the program in 2014, they combined social fundraising with cause marketing. Here's what happened next. Read More

Are you a business owner that wants to create and grow a cause marketing strategy that benefits a cause AND your business? Learn from 14 pros! They include Build-A-Bear, KIND Healthy Snacks and Cleveland Clinic. Read More

Naysayers call Race Together ill-timed and self-serving. But our guest Phil Haid has a different perspective. He describes the campaign as a bold and ambitious effort by Starbucks that while not perfectly executed is unflinching and a great example of a company "walking the talk." Read More

The special partnership between Shake Shack and Share Our Strength has some powerful lessons for other quick-serve restaurants that want to mix business with charity. Read More

Whirlpool from introduced a new washer and dryer that allows users to give back with every load. You may never have wished that you could support a cause with every load of laundry. But Whirlpool’s new Connect to Care program just might get you asking why you’re not donating money to hungry childre Read More

The new year has just begun but I’m already longing for the good old days. What ever happen to all those cause marketing promotions I raved about in years past but have disappeared? Will they ever return?

Here are three promotions that I think deserve an encore. Read More

Last week, the Wall Street Journal published an article on how small companies should give to charities. The article included some good, basic information. But small businesses will need more than the basics if they hope to help nonprofits. Here's how small companies can really help charities - and Read More