This year in Visit.org‘s home base of New York City, the energy around Pride is magnified as we host World Pride and honor the 50th...

The threat of global warming is rising each day. Though the current state of the environment may be disheartening, the fortunate truth is...

New Women New Yorkers is a Visit.org nonprofit partner that provides professional development and education programs to empower immigrant...

Michal Alter is the CEO and Co-Founder of Visit.org, a SaaS platform that offers employee-driven corporate social responsibility (CSR)...

It is the duty of every business leader — be it the owner or a manager — to keep his employees engaged at all levels. If you can...

According to Engage for Good, two kinds of diversity are valued in corporate culture: 1) identity diversity (race, gender, sexual...

April is Volunteer Month — a chance to acknowledge the volunteers who give their time and effort to support causes, and a chance to get...

Is it possible to give your personal life and work life all the attention they need, without neglecting either? We believe that it is —...

Do you encounter challenges in trying to keep your workplace waste-free, especially those high profile environments like the office?...

Taking the 6 train to 110th and Lexington, then walking to 114th and 1st, I reached Union Settlement Jefferson Senior Center in East...

This month, I volunteered at a soup kitchen for the first time ever. It was CHiPS Soup Kitchen, a partner of Visit.org in NYC. Growing...

Short-term volunteer work is a rewarding activity that many people want to be involved in. But sometimes it can be difficult to fit it...