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6 Negotiating Tactics for Fast Growth-Minded Businesses
In business, it would be difficult if not impossible to achieve a notable measure of success without having inked a significant number of agreements with other parties—most appreciably with conflicts inherent in the process having been pleasingly overcome for all involved. Whether negotiating a sale with an existing customer or prospective new account, contracts with […]
Mark Your Calendar: What’s Up In New York City – and Our World
The Stewardship Report on Connecting Goodness (Site/FB), in cooperation with The James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation (Site/FB), Orphans International Worldwide (Site/FB), and the New York Global Leaders Lions Club (Site/FB), maintains this calendar of events for New York City. All events are open to the public for free/fee and take place in NYC unless otherwise noted. Thurs., Feb. […]
WonderWorks Syracuse Offers Science Week Activities for Winter Break
WonderWorks Syracuse offers exciting and educational activities during its February Science Week program to combat boredom during winter break. This year’s Science Week will be held during Onondaga County’s Winter Recess, with activities being offered daily from February 17, 2020, through February 21, 2020. “This is our fourth annual Science Week event,” says Nicole Montgomery, […]
Paws of War Helps American Soldiers Bring Home Dogs from the Middle East
Being deployed to Afghanistan can be dangerous and stressful for our service members. Some of these service members rescue stray dogs and befriend them. When it’s time to head back to the United States, the last thing they can think of is leaving the dog behind to fend for itself. One soldier, Sgt. Dominick, is […]
WonderWorks Orlando Seeks Nominations for Student Achievement Awards
WonderWorks Orlando is excited to bring back their WonderKids program for its third consecutive year. The program serves to recognize students of great achievement inside and outside of the classroom. WonderWorks is once again seeking nominations for students in the Central Florida area to be recognized as a 2020 WonderKid. Nominations will officially open in […]
In New York: Crazy, Kids – or Old Fashioned Hatred? You Be The Judge
Roosevelt Island, N.Y. With the rising tide of homophobia, xenophobia, racism, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism since the election of Donald Trump in America, indeed the world, we cannot expect to avoid a reflection in our own backyard. Even the elderly and disabled are suffering with severe budget cuts. Luckily the reflection is small. In fact, we […]
WonderWorks Branson to Offer Programs for Teachers and Schools
Scheduled to open in spring 2020, WonderWorks Branson has several programs to engage students and teachers in the local community surrounding WonderWorks. With the introduction of their WonderKids program and their new art contest, these educational programs have been designed to give students opportunities to engage with WonderWorks before it opens. WonderWorks Branson invites […]
Alcatraz East Crime Museum Offers Special Programs for Scouting Troops
As the new year gets underway, many scouting troops will begin to make their plans for the coming year. Alcatraz East Crime Museum, located in Pigeon Forge, is offering a variety of special events and activities designed specifically for scouts. Special events will be offered all year long, with activities ranging from a chance to […]
Paws of War Gifts Vietnam Veterans Service Dogs for Christmas
Waiting to get a gift you have wanted can make receiving it that much sweeter. That’s exactly what is happening for two Vietnam veterans, Larry Keating and Bill Thumm, who have both waited 50 years to receive a service dog. Right before Christmas, Paws of War and Unsung Siblings Foundation will be giving Keating and […]
With Wonderful Tibetan Orphans, Reflecting on How I Got Here
Tawang, India. Twenty-five years ago, I stumbled upon a ten-month old infant in Indonesia who would change the direction of my life: my son, Mathew James Tendean Luce. With incredible Tibetan orphans, high up in the Himalayas on the Bhutan/China border at Manjushree. Photo: Stewardship Report. My mother, a child psychologist in Boston, encouraged me to […]
