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Impact Stories, Hope for the Holidays
Recovery after ruin: Overcoming an unexpected house fire and its relation to the national housing crisis
December 18, 2024 - The 2024 housing crisis is a complex issue influenced by a multitude of factors, including economic instability, climate change and natural disasters. One often overlooked but significant contributor to this crisis is the impact of individual house
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E4E Relief – social enterprise providing charitable Emergency Financial Relief – launches Hurricane Helene Community Fund
October 09, 2024 - North Carolina-headquarter organization bridges the long-term disaster relief gap with direct grants to individuals, helping people rebuild and recover
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Partner spotlight: A journey through the employee engagement and volunteerism rabbit hole with Realized Worth co-founder, Chris Jarvis
Studies show that employees who engage in corporate volunteer programs experience improved well-being: they’re happier and more productive on the job. In fact, another…
A new strategy to ease the cost burden of FMLA and mental health care
Let’s talk about the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, better known as FMLA.
2023 – A year of next-level evolution for emergency financial relief
We appreciate our partners in service who support the well-being and financial stability of workforces and stakeholders. The demand for emergency financial relief…
How the Brave of Heart Scholarship allowed one woman to honor her late husband and the nurses who cared for him in his fight against COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic was a life-changing event for all of us, but the impact was particularly profound for the community of healthcare workers who put their lives at…
She was told she might have cancer but couldn’t afford further testing. So she turned to her company for help
In the United States and around the world, cancer is an ever-present concern. In the U.S. alone, an estimated 1.9 million new cancer cases were expected in 2023. And…
Surviving Hurricane Idalia: A story of resilience and support in the face of disaster
2023 brought one of the most active Atlantic hurricane seasons in recent history. Between June and November, 20 named storms formed in the Atlantic basin, which ranks…
The Conference Board releases new report on current practices in measuring and reporting on corporate citizenship
The Conference Board recently released a new report, sponsored by E4E Relief, that focuses on the measurement and reporting of corporate citizenship activities.
In the wake of the Maui wildfires, one individual finds help and hope
Early in the morning on August 8, 2023, a small brush fire broke out on the island of Maui. By the end of that day, wildfires had devastated the town of Lahaina,…
The price of freedom – How one woman escaped an abusive relationship and regained financial stability
Around this time every year, we share stories of courage, relief and hope as we reflect on the significant role that emergency financial relief plays in boosting the…
Partner spotlight: Harnessing the value of unused vacation days with PTO Exchange
For nearly half of U.S. workers, the amount of paid time off they receive is not the amount they use. According to the Pew Research Center, only 48% of U.S. workers say…
Webinar: Think you're making an impact? Now you can prove it
Recently, E4E Relief partnered with Impact Genome for the webinar "Think you're making an impact? Now you can prove it!" which focused on identifying the right programs…
How to support survivors of domestic violence in the workplace
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it’s a time for education, awareness and action around a matter that impacts more than 12 million women and men each…
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