Ollie Potter

The US economy shrunk for the second quarter in a row in July, drawing widespread worry about the possibility of a recession. This edition highlights the options for continued philanthropy during financially difficult periods.

In this edition of The Good, The Bunny, The Money we're spotlighting the non-profit champions enabling us to donate innovatively and effectively to organizations supporting servicemen/women and veterans over the summer period.

The latest wave of automation technologies will bring many positives, yet these technological advances will also disrupt labour markets. So, in this edition, we explore the non-profits, partnerships and initiatives championing improvements in outcomes of the tech transition.

The Good looks at nonprofits leading the way in impactful change. The Money takes a dive into the private-sector champions driving financial inclusion & economic development; The Bunny showcases nonprofits and businesses working hand in hand for the People and the Planet.

Over the past two years the world has been faced with an unprecedented supply of crises. Our focus in this newsletter is on the efforts to support communities and individuals overcome the shocks of life changing events.

During the pandemic, around 4 in 10 adults in the United States have reported symptoms of anxiety or depression, we’re looking at champions across non-profits, the private sector and collaborations

Art & Culture is the lynchpin of our society. In this his month's edition we look at champions leading the charge in donating.

At their best, communities offer support to those most vulnerable in society, provide resilience in the face of crises, and inspire collective action in combating issues. Our future, and that of our children and their children, depends on how we shape our communities today.

In a nation where we grow enough food, and we waste enough food, the key question is how can we make sure that food gets to the people that need it the most. In this month's edition we take a look at some of the key players fighting food insecurity.

June marks the start of Pride month, an opportunity to celebrate, educate and reflect on the influence of the LGBTQ community across the globe. While there’s a lot to celebrate, there are a lot of issues still to tackle.

The global population of young people is the largest in history. The active engagement of youth in sustainable development efforts is therefore critical to averting the biggest challenges to today's society, and achieving inclusive societies for years to come.

The theme for the first edition of 'The Good, the Bunny, and the Money' is the leaders across the U.S driving inclusion 'For all' - Homes for all, Finances for all and Jobs for all.