Giving Tuesday

Steve Kornacki showed during the presidential election how far a tireless work ethic and a pair of sensible khakis can get you.

Vermont’s governor asked people who can to consider participating in Giving Tuesday, the charity movement which reported raising nearly $2-billion for U.S. nonprofits on the day in 2019. “In a year when so many are hurting, please consider donating to a local charity, your food bank, rescue, shelter, or nonprofit, to help those in need,” Gov. Phil Scott, R-Vermont,...

The governor of Vermont pleaded with the public to consider participating in Giving Tuesday, the charity movement that annually raises donations for those in need.

So many local charity organizations have stepped up to help people in need this year during the pandemic. And while those organizations have seen a greater need for services, they’ve also had less fundraising capabilities. After shopping on Cyber Monday, many people make it an annual tradition to take part in Giving Tuesday, making a charitable donation the week after...

Local charity organizations have seen an increase in need for services, but they’ve had a decrease in fundraising capabilities. Here’s what to know on donating to local charities.

While Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday typically grab the spotlight, Giving Tuesday, launched in 2012, may be the most significant of them all when it comes to actually making a difference.

Giving Tuesday takes place the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving and is a day to give back to the community following the consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. NBCLX’s Clark Fouraker explains how you can get involved.