Tag: Charities
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Chantecaille Africa’s Vanishing Species to support the conservation charities protecting most endangered animals
Create a shimmery smokey eye with Chantecaille’s new Luminescent Eye Shade compacts and pair it with Cheek Gelée in Vibrant for a natural flush. Finish with Lip Veil in Tamboti, an everyday nude. The shimmer spectrum of new Luminescent Eye Shades is inspired by Africa’s gorgeous wildlife. Chantecaille, the beauty company setting a luxurious standard…
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How the next generation is creating social change through philanthropy
We are witnessing a new emerging generation of young philanthropists who are reshaping the art of giving into a more innovative model in order to stimulate social change
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Tom Brady, Patrick Dempsey and TAG Heuer ambassadors are funding cutting-edge cancer research
TAG Heuer, The Avant-Garde Swiss Watchmaker, Launched First Celebrity Fundraising Challenge Benefiting Cycle for Survival. Tom Brady, Patrick Dempsey and additional brand ambassadors raise money for rare cancer research led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. TAG Heuer, the avant-garde of Swiss watchmaking, and Cycle for Survival, the movement to beat rare cancers, have announced The…
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How charities can work with tech companies
Charities know that digital technology can boost their impact, but getting started is a challenge. Here are some tipsSam Applebee is founder of Super Global and co-founder of Kickpush
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Peggy and David Rockefeller estate and art collection to be sold for charity
The collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller will be sold to the highest bidder at Rockefeller Center. Christie’s to auction David Rockefeller art collection. The Estate of David Rockefeller, the youngest son of American philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and art patron Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, will sell at Christie’s the personal collection of Peggy and…
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TripAdvisor bans ticket sales to attractions that allow contact with wild animals
Animal welfare groups laud step by travel giant but concerns remain that it is not going far enough to counter cruel practices and exploitation by tourism businesses