Notice those ripples spreading outward in our logo? PFT has very positive results with matching volunteers and new donors for many of the area nonprofits as result of their field trips.
For example, Mesa Veterinary Hospital in Denver collected gifts for the women and children at House of Hope over the holidays. During the field trip to deliver gifts and to learn about the shelter, they also learned that many women do not leave abusive homes because they are fearful about what will happen to their pets. Animal abuse is very common in homes where there is domestic violence. Dr. Horst of Mesa offered to house animals for families staying at House of Hope...free of charge. Since December, they have taken care of three pets and plan to continue this relationship with House of Hope.
We can't thank Mesa Veterinary Hospital enough for this kindness...and for being our Ripple Effect Spotlight Report for April.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Thank You to Our Volunteers
You are so appreciated for your time and talents, your joyous enthusiasm to give back...we love each and everyone of you!
How Philanthropy Helps the Giver As Well as the Receiver
In the United States, millions of adults volunteer their time to help other people or a specific cause. This "giving" population reports:
• An improved sense of well-being (89 percent).
• Lower stress levels (73 percent).
• Better physical health (68 percent).
• Enhanced emotional health (77 percent).
• Enriched sense of purpose in life (92 percent).
• Increased happiness (96 percent).
Read the entire article from the Denver Post:
WHAT IS PHILANTHROPY?
The word philanthropy comes from the Greek word philanthropos, meaning ‘loving humankind'.
Today, philanthropy is often viewed as a privilege for the wealthy and is usually equated to financial contributions. At Philanthropy Field Trips, we believe that anyone can be a philanthropist by giving to others in any capacity. Giving back to your community through gifts of time, talent and treasure, in any amount, demonstrates your love of humanity.
Today, philanthropy is often viewed as a privilege for the wealthy and is usually equated to financial contributions. At Philanthropy Field Trips, we believe that anyone can be a philanthropist by giving to others in any capacity. Giving back to your community through gifts of time, talent and treasure, in any amount, demonstrates your love of humanity.
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