A famous clothing brand announced it will donate a portion of its profits to environmental causes
A famous clothing brand announced it will donate a portion of its profits to environmental causes
A bookstore hosted a creative writing workshop for aspiring authorsA city council discussed plans to make public transit more accessible for people with disabilities
A clothing brand started a take back program where customers can return old clothes for store creditA hospital started a pain management program for patients with chronic conditionsA school district purchased new laptops for all high school students
A tech company announced a new feature for its streaming service that allows offline viewingA national park reported a sighting of a rare bird species thought to be extinct in the area
A bakery started making gluten free bread using quinoa and chia seeds
A construction company used recycled asphalt to repave a major highwayA software company launched a new tool that helps small businesses create professional invoices
A community garden donated 300 pounds of tomatoes to a local food bank this summerA fashion boutique started selling handmade jewelry from local artisans to support the community
A library added a collection of audiobooks for kids to encourage family listening timeA farm started offering "pick-your-own blueberry" days that attracted families from nearby cities
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