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Marble tomb of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., engraved with 1929-1968 and his powerful quote: Free at last, Free at last, Thank God Almighty I’m Free at last—reminding us we are capable of more.

Capable of more

This Monday, we observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Shortly before his assassination in April 1968, Dr. King told a group of striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee: “We’ve got to give ourselves to this struggle until the end.” Since then, we’ve seen huge changes, but we still silently suffer from our perceived differences. I want to

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A woman in a colorful headscarf claps her hands, smiling, with another person blurred in the background.

Is your organization a social enterprise?

What is a social enterprise? Social enterprises are organizations whose primary purpose is to serve the common good, and whose strategy applies business disciplines and market-based strategies to achieve social or environmental missions. Social enterprise models There are two social enterprise models: Non-profits and For-profits. Non-profits utilizing business models and the power of the marketplace

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