Investing in a Time of Forgiveness and Forbearance Financial markets don’t like uncertainty (and neither do investors) and – whether that uncertainty is rooted in geopolitics,[…]
What does Black History mean to me? I have never actually taken the time to truly reflect on what Black History month means to me. Because of my role as a major gift fundraiser[…]
It was not infrequently that, during my teenage years or whenever I gave my parents a run for their money, my mom would loudly exclaim, “I hope you have six kids that are just[…]
Everyone has a story and, while we’ve previously shared that of our CEO, our broader goal is to unite people and emphasize our common human experience in education. In pursuit of[…]
Impact Capital Funds’ (ICF) student loan refinancing guide aims to guide a borrower who is considering refinancing student loans. Our intent is to provide a borrower with the[…]
Have you ever been outside near a pond and the first drop of rain gently splashes down? You watch as that single drop lands in the pond – plop! The taut surface of the water is[…]
“I think you should go” was what Elizabeth’s high school English teacher wrote at the bottom of her essay. Take a real-life event; argue the pros and cons; come to a decision.[…]
How do you tell someone else’s story? With dignity and truth, with a desire to draw readers in and keep them interested. Sure, there’s got to be a hook; some element of surprise[…]
I thought I was coming up with a new word: Shero; the combination of “she” and “hero.” Research indicated the word was first used in the 1800s as the suffrage movement took hold[…]
I have always loved words. While others might stream Netflix on their phones or listen to Spotify, I play word games; Word Collect, WordWizard, Wordbubbles, Word Nut, and Word[…]
