Causecast

Ryan Scott, CEO of Causecast, is a visionary idealist with a plan. As a leader in the cause marketing field, he has some inspiring and thought-provoking insights into the future of Social Good.

Just as consumers have come to expect brands to support causes, employees now expect their companies to engage them in serious and meaningful ways around the causes they care about.

Now is the time to engage and be part of the long-term solution where businesses integrate with the nonprofit sector. These worlds don't have to be exclusive; a mutually beneficial relationship is well within reach

Causecast is aiming to become the Wikipedia of philanthropy with the launch of its Cause Integration Profiles. The site allows any company to sign up...

Cause integration deals with the specific ways in which cause is intentionally woven into corporations at deeper, more meaningful levels for the purpose of solving and preventing certain social issues.

Today, tune in on Causecast for "Haiti Today, Haiti Tomorrow," a Facebook Town Hall meeting about the ongoing relief efforts in Haiti and how you can ...

Our basic motivation must shift from an "achievement: competitive" to an "achievement: collaborative" kind of enterprise.

Since nonprofits exist to solve problems rather than build bureaucracies, the notion of consolidation to cement our gains and improve our efficiencies seemed like a worthwhile option.

Looking for a last minute stocking stuffer? Here's a thought: Skip the tie, scarf or gift card and use your time or money to help someone help someone.

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Whether in living rooms, local recreation centers, or concert halls, anybody can get involved and host an evening of music and goodwill.

Even when young people are strapped for cash, most of them still find a way to give: On average, people under the age of 40 donate about $1,200 a year...

Several brands of bottled water are actually tap water, rebottled by Coke and Pepsi. But, Planet Green won't talk about it because it might upset their advertisers, Nestle, Coke and Pepsi.

Following the 7.0 earthquake that devastated the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, over a million Haitians are left homeless. D...

February 14 is just around the corner and you know what that means - love is in the air. There are lots of ways to declare your love this Valentine's ...

Still can't figure out what to get for that special someone for Valentine's Day? The Goods has your answer. The joint store between Causecast and Huff...

Why not take positive steps to champion nonprofit and benevolent businesses? This is the birth of a new world, where your dollars can act as catalysts to accomplish the change that we want to see in the world.

The earthquake in Haiti has caused a devastating amount of damage to the region. No lives in the area remain untouched by this event. Out of this trag...

Slash and friends join forces to battle youth homelessness in Los Angeles during the Los Angeles Youth Network (LAYN) Rocks! benefit concert November ...

At the end of August, Virgin Mobile presented the FreeFest, a free music festival dedicated to encouraging young people to devote time to public servi...

Alyssa Ripley is your average seven year old girl, attending second grade in her hometown of Proctorsville, Vermont. Except this year, when Christmas ...

What has always excited us about Current is its call for audience participation and engagement. Finally, a platform for meaningful exchange, existing on television, taking the high road and believing that sharing our stories can change the world.