It does not matter if you are a Democrat or Republican or Independent. We are all obligated to help the less fortunate in our community.

Giving is as good for your own soul as it is for the people you help. If you don't have the cash, do what 43 percent of American's do -- volunteer to help a nonprofit that helps others.

Why do our nonprofits continue to report having less money to provide the services our society has counted on them to deliver?

We all seek to make a difference, but when corporations, consumers and nonprofits work together, our impact triples.

Given the earthquake and now epidemic, it brings much holiday cheer that the stunning bag generates funds specifically for our kids in Haiti!

For my part, for every HuffPost reader who leaves a comment, I will donate a dollar to the Ronald McDonald House for the next 50 days.

Why is it that we are deliberate when considering what to buy, but not where to donate? A brochure shows up one day with a photo of a child who is in need of your help. Do you know where your money is really going?

Charities are now more than ever forced to seek new and creative fund-raising opportunities in order to accomplish their mission.

The end of the year is just a couple of days away. Giving is easier than ever before: you can give through traditional channels, or use new giving strategies through Facebook or even a text message.

Facebook's user base now totals over 300 million people. The social media network thus has the potential to reach more people in a single month than l...