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By The Fun Crew
JustMy Kicks off help for Direct Sales People around the Country
The #FunCrew of #JustMy is using the introduction of myCARD to help business owners and nonprofit organizations around the country! The team is kicking things off with a special version of myCARD for Younique Direct Sales members
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
The Grove — GPAC | Germantown Performing Arts Center
The Grove at GPAC is a unique outdoor venue where we will entertain and educate in a comfortable, beautiful, inviting and accessible space. Under a canopy of trees, our guests will experience the power of the arts to connect and inspire. The Grove will attract new audiences for both GPAC and its lo
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Eric Ballentine, Executive Director, STREETS Ministries - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Eric, having grown up in the South Memphis community, understands the struggles youth face daily. After pursuing a life of crime, drugs, gang affiliation, and violence, Eric made a life-changing decision and surrendered his life to God. Over the past 17 years, he has been on a mission to impact lives and be a positive …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Stewart L. Burgess, Ph.D., Executive Director, The Children’s Museum of Memphis - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Dr. Burgess is a developmental psychologist with an extensive career in early childhood learning with a strong emphasis on designing curriculum, innovative educational spaces, parent education and faculty professional development in addition to his community outreach efforts centered on child development. While completing his master’s degree in Experimental Psychology, he was a member of the …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Elizabeth Rouse, President and CEO of ArtsMemphis - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Elizabeth Rouse evolved into the role of cheerleader for the Memphis arts community. As a transplant born in Mobile, Ala., her mother put her in ballet, but Rouse wanted to watch the graceful dance, not perform it. She moved to the Bluff City nine years ago for a job with ArtsMemphis, not expecting to stay forever. …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Dr. Ken Steorts, Founder and President of Visible Music College - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Dr. Ken Steorts (pronounced ‘storts’) is the founder and president of Visible Music College in Memphis, Tennessee and founding guitarist of the Grammy-nominated band Skillet. Ken left Skillet in 1999 to build Visible Music College, an accredited, bachelor degree granting institution of higher education in music, music production, and music business for artists, musicians, worship …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Anna Mullins Ellis, President and CEO of New Memphis - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Anna is the President and CEO of New Memphis, an organization that works to attract, develop, activate, and retain diverse talent for a more vital and prosperous Memphis. She has been with New Memphis since 2014, guiding communications and innovation as the team launched new projects and programs that make Memphis magnetic, engage the community in …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
Collaboration: The Key for Non-Profit Partnerships - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Non-profits must often operate with modest means and resources. Those who work in the non-profit sector are constantly operating with limited resources for effective marketing, outreach, and raising awareness for their cause and potential supporters. However, many times they are luckily not alone when it comes to their mission or industry. Partnering with other non-profits …
By Duncan Williams Asset Management
How a Financial Advising Firm Can Help a Non-Profit - Duncan Williams Asset Management
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of attending Momentum Nonprofit Partners’ Conference – it was an insightful event, especially through the lens of someone working in finance. The speaker mentioned the term “bizsplaining”, as an act where financial professionals interject in a non-profit’s plan that the non-profit’s intended actions are not prudent or economical …
By The Fun Crew
The Angel Soft® Brand Pledges Up to $2 Million to #GiveTogetherNow Initiative Providing Direct Financial Relief to Families Impacted by COVID-19
Following an initial $1 million commitment, the brand will match up to $1 million in public donations with the goal of helping to ensure that $3 million is available for families who have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19
By The Penny Hoarder
My New Normal: A Series About Working from Home in a Pandemic
The “new normal.” That’s how many of us have begun describing our existence during this pandemic — even though life right now is decidedly abnormal. What hasn’t changed: our responsibilities. We still have to work, if we’re lucky enough to still have a job. And with offices closed, kitchen tables across the land have become...
By National Public Radio
Amazon Puts New Grocery-Delivery Customers On Hold As Demand Explodes : Coronavirus Live Updates : NPR
The company also plans to hire 75,000 additional workers. And it says it will devote some hours at Whole Foods to online orders only and make other changes to keep up with a crush of demand.
By The Penny Hoarder
This Company Will Help Nearly Anyone Get Rid of Credit Card Debt if It’s Under $100K · The Penny Hoarder
When you think about how much credit card debt you have, you might feel a little anxious. A lot of us are being crushed by credit card interest rates north of 20%. That means if you can only make minimum payments every month, your balance is going up and up with high interest. It’s like...
By The Financial Diet
How I'm Keeping My Life Together While Stuck In My Tiny Apartment
I used to dream about working from home – I pictured zeroing out my inbox, finishing a project at my local cafe, meeting a friend for lunch, and relishing a workout without having to change back into work clothes. But now that everyone is staying indoors due to COVID-19, it’s hard to find any motivation …
By The Financial Diet
The 3-Step Plan That Finally Got My Family To Face Our Money Issues
On March 2nd, 2020, I achieved what many first-generation, low-income college graduates consider a marker of adulthood: I paid off my student loans. I live well within my means, I paid my car off two months prior, and I still have eight months of emergency funds stashed away. With my own debts out of the …
By The Penny Hoarder
Some Insurers Are Providing Auto Insurance Refunds Due to Coronavirus
Some auto insurers are making an unheard-of move right now: giving money back to their customers. With fewer vehicles on the road due to stay-at-home orders in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, fewer accidents are likely to happen and the risk of accidents is reduced. That means insurance companies face less risk of paying out...
By Lifehacker
How to Prioritize Your Bills if You Can't Pay Them All
If you’re having trouble making ends meet due to job loss, furloughs or other coronavirus-related financial uncertainty, you might be asking yourself which bills you can afford to skip this month. Should you make the credit card payment and put off the water bill, or is it better to do it the other way around?
By The Penny Hoarder
What to Do When You Can’t Pay Your Bills Due to Coronavirus
That pile of bills may suddenly look like a mountain if your income has been affected by COVID-19. Under normal circumstances, we’re big fans of budgeting, paying your bills on time and avoiding debt. But these are not normal circumstances. [tph-quote style="block"]Here's all of our coverage of the coronavirus outbreak, which we will be updating...
By Lifehacker
Ask For More Time to Earn Your Credit Card Signup Bonus
Remember when you signed up for a new rewards credit card and got pumped to earn your signup bonus? Your plans to book a bunch of flights, pay for the gas for your daily commute, or stock up during your weekly grocery run to earn points have probably flown so far out the window you can’t even see them. Now you’ve got a new credit card, but little rewards-earning potential to show for it.
By Lifehacker
If You're Self-Employed, You Need to Know About the Paycheck Protection Program
Earlier this month, the federal government launched the Paycheck Protection Program, which gives small-business owners the opportunity to apply for a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan designed to help businesses make payroll during the coronavirus pandemic. If the loan money is spent on certain designated costs—payroll, mortgage interest, rent and utilities—the loan has the possibility of being partially or fully forgiven.
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Food & Dining
By The Fun Crew
Where to Find the Best Brunch in Manhattan
Brunch is a tradition in New York City and the easiest excuse to have an alcoholic drink in the middle of the day. Now we know with Covid-19 having Brunch out might not be the best idea, but consider take-out or curb side service. Please support local!
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