Peace by Piece International Founder and CEO Lauri Pastrone connects corporations to underserved communities through her not-for-profit social enterprise.

Giving, and giving back, by way of galas, fundraisers, outreach and other vehicles are a way of life in Southern Nevada. Here are some of the many hands that help in ways large and small. 

When planners incorporate CSR activities into their Hawaiʻi programs, they’ll ensure attendees experience a deeper connection to the people, places and culture of Hawaiʻi. Here are some examples to get you started.

Following are some standout environmental practices championed by four tribally owned casino resorts in the U.S.

From trail rebuilding in Aspen-Snowmass to feeding those in need in Denver, there are many impactful ways to give back to the state of Colorado during meetings and events. 

In Los Angeles, corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities have often been important components of meeting programs. Learn about recent activations to inspire your next volunteer event in town.

MGM Resorts implements a number of sustainability initiatives and offers CSR opportunities, so groups know that their face-to-face meetings make a difference.

Taking your meeting or event to a beach locale for a teambuilding event? These two interesting programs from Wildly Different and Wild Rooster Events will get attendees in the team spirit as they enjoy some fun in the sun.

By their very nature—and culture—Native American-owned casino resorts are huge benefactors to their tribes and the communities in which they operate.

These individuals stepped up to help their meetings and events industry colleagues during the COVID-19 pandemic or advance the cause of social justice and fight systemic racism following the George Floyd killing. Read more.