Delta Donates $100K for Haiti Relief, Deploys Three Planes to Transport Afghan Evacuees

Delta said its pilots and flight attendants were preparing for a "solemn mission" to transport Afghan evacuees on about two dozen flights. Photo: Delta

Delta Air Lines Inc. is helping ameliorate two acute humanitarian crises on different sides of the world that have transfixed Americans in recent weeks.  On Monday, just over a week… Continue reading Delta Donates $100K for Haiti Relief, Deploys Three Planes to Transport Afghan Evacuees

Georgia Nonprofits Respond as Haiti Reels From Dual Disasters

Hit by another earthquake, Haiti seeks help again. Photo: Trevor Williams, Port-au-Prince, 2012

Georgia-based nonprofits find themselves in a tragically familiar position this week, sending emergency relief to Haiti as the country reels from a string of new natural disasters. Nearly 2,000 people… Continue reading Georgia Nonprofits Respond as Haiti Reels From Dual Disasters

Student Nonprofit Offers Local Companies, Organizations Free Translations in 12 Languages

SUNE Translate's founders have incorporated the nonprofit and plan to operate it well into college and beyond.

Editor’s note: This sponsored article was produced through a paid collaboration with SUNE Translate.  Sophomores at Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology in Lawrenceville, Ga., have channeled their affinity… Continue reading Student Nonprofit Offers Local Companies, Organizations Free Translations in 12 Languages

India Looks to Private Sector, Innovation to Address Environmental Crises

Companies and NGOs are hoping for more blue skies in India. Photo by Trevor Williams

India has captured the world’s sympathy as it faces a devastating COVID-19 surge, but beneath that acute crisis lies another slow-burning threat that could be more destructive in the long… Continue reading India Looks to Private Sector, Innovation to Address Environmental Crises

50 Million and Counting: Ghana Partnership, COVID-19 Mark Books for Africa’s Packed Year

Volunteers continued to take socially distanced shifts in the Atlanta warehouse throughout the pandemic. Photo: Books for Africa

Books for Africa’s year was filled with milestones, from adapting to COVID-19 to marking the 50 millionth book sent since it began improving literacy and striving to end the continent’s… Continue reading 50 Million and Counting: Ghana Partnership, COVID-19 Mark Books for Africa’s Packed Year