Partnership with the Aimee Copeland Foundation puts rugged, motorized Action Trackchairs into the hands of visitors with mobility impairments — at no cost. Georgians who have long watched friends and family disappear down a trailhead now have a way to follow them in. Through a Read more »

When the United Nations Development Programme released its 2019 Multidimensional Poverty Index, it celebrated a striking figure: India had moved 271 million people out of poverty between 2005-06 and 2016-17. Six years later, that number looks almost modest. According to Read more »

Pass It On®… Love and Healing Nelda was 23 years old and pregnant with her third daughter during the Great Depression, living in a hardscrabble western town with hard-packed dirt roads lined with desert flowers that somehow managed to push up through the cracked clay. Her Read more »

Pass It On®… You Can Do This Roland is trim and fit. Yet in his early forties, his knees are giving him trouble. He hobbles across the infield of the track, shouting encouragement to runners, pausing to give a little instruction, gathering the hundred or so small athletes Read more »