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Angela Altus
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Amanda King
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Amy Krigman
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Ann Dalrymple
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Barrie Rosen
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Ben Saft
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Brad Groznik
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Ben Tanner
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Caitlin R. Smith
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Caitlin Collins
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Carolyn Gierer
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Dayna Adelman
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Team Emanate
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Erica Myers
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Gregg Rosenberg
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Jamie Hamburg
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Jamie Rubinstein
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Janna Hughes
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Joshua DeStefano
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Justin Martell
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Kerry Johnson
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Kendra Poyner
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Kristen Massaro
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Lauren Baer
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Lisa Harrison
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Author Archives: Angela Altus
A 1,000 Hour Impact
In August, Emanate dedicated 1,000 hours of agency time to support community service projects we are passionate about that also align with the UN’s Millennium Development Goals. We’re proud to report that we met our 1,000 hour commitment, but prouder … Continue reading
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Supporting Feeding America’s Nutrition Mission
Emanate is excited to work with Feeding America, the leading domestic hunger-relief organization, whose mission is to feed those in need through a nationwide network of member food banks and to engage the country in the fight to end hunger. … Continue reading
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Tagged community service, feeding america, food, Food Bank, hunger relief, hungry, Nutrition, relevance effect
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A Lesson from the Non-profit Sector in Reaching Your Audience
What is one of the first things we learn as PR professionals? Know your audience – what they read, love…what their triggers are. That way, we are not only reaching our desired group of people, but affecting them and, at … Continue reading
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Tagged action, audience, communication, generation, impact, millennial, non-profit, report
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Community Activation Fights Hunger in America
According to Feeding America, 1 in 6 people across the United States go hungry or are at risk of going hungry. In New York City alone… Approximately 1.4 million people — mainly women, children, seniors, the working poor and people … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate volunteerism, CSR, Emanate, feed america, Food Bank, hunger, hunger relief, nutritious, relevance effect, relief, volunte, volunteering
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Relevance Effect: Emanate’s Commitment to the Community
At Emanate, we believe in serving as a positive force in the communities in which we live and work, and helping Emanators find a path to support causes they believe in. We also serve our clients with an approach we … Continue reading
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Tagged community, community service, effect, Emanate, Food Bank, goals, NYC, philanthropy, relevance, service, support, UN, volunteer, volunteering
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A Sustainable (Compoundable) Social Impact
Last week, I invested in helping rural women succeed in South Africa. I did not make a cash donation, or extend a loan to be returned. I invested in a specific cause, and now underserved women in South Africa are … Continue reading
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Tagged compound, empowerment, impact investing, investment, philanthropy, portfolio, South Africa, sustain, Women
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Supply & Demand of the Nonprofit Sector: How to Make the Connection
Americans are volunteering in unprecedented numbers. According to the Trend Report, 63.4 million Americans over the age of 16 volunteered in 2009, an increase of almost 1.6 million from the previous year. This spans the Millennial generation embarking on cause-related … Continue reading
