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No, it's not. There's a lot of better ways to spend that money in the spirit of the holiday.

How a jewelry designer poured her passion into reviving devastated communities with new entrepreneurial projects.

Do good and you will be remembered fondly.

A wonderful, feel-good fact: Mike Ilitch, the late founder of Little Caesars, paid Rosa Parks's rent for more than a decade.

If you'd like to volunteer more or even become an activist, these tips can guide you to the causes that mean the most to you.

'We'll use the same set of principles that have driven Amazon. Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession. The child will be the customer,' the Amazon CEO says.

'You get excited even at your losses. Because it wasn't a failure, it was a lesson,' says Chelsea VonChaz.

Believe it or not, if you weren't a jerk to begin with it could have the opposite effect.

A transparent workplace, hands-on opportunities and cutting-edge tech will keep your millennials engaged.

People with a deep passion for their work are motivated to work hard. That's when they start to make serious money.

When a business gives back, everybody wins.

We live in an odd time when even mass murder is a fraught issue but if your heart is in the right place you will find a way to help.

Want to do some good in your neighborhood? Check out these examples.

Ann Taylor and Loft build up charities and customer loyalty at the same time -- here's how you can do it, too.

The opportunity to pursue a passion without sacrificing a meaningful business role and salary has been the impetus for many business leaders to swap careers.

You want to attract talent and investors, and they both want to feel good about what they are committing to.

You'll never have enough billions to buy a new personality, so start improving the one you got for free.

The spouses and Gates Foundation founders give insight into how their working partnership has evolved over time.

BET co-founders and former spouses Robert and Sheila Johnson could teach us all a thing or two about versatility.

Follow in Toms Shoes' footsteps (pun intended) and make a philanthropic difference in the world.

It's neither a paradox nor an accident; it's the reason MADD Coffee was founded: to make a difference in the lives of others.