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The Best Walk in April is a “March”

by CPXample on 04/05/2011

Although the month of March is over, there is one march that is continuing all year long.  The March of Dimes is a charity organization dedicated to improving the overall health of babies.  They support research initiatives related to birth defects, infant mortality and premature birth.  One way that the organization raises money for this [...]

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The Top 100 Best Corporate Citizens 2011

by CPXample on 03/09/2011

Corporate Responsibility Magazine just announced its “100 Best Corporate Citizens for 2011.”  A ceremony was held for the list’s unveiling this past week at the New York Stock Exchange.   This is the 12th year that the magazine has been recognizing top companies who use successful business practices for social accountability and exemplify corporate citizenship.  Each [...]

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Patagonia Inc. Uses Music to Save the Environment

by CPXample on 03/04/2011

Patagonia is a retail store specializing in outdoor sport apparel and accessories with products designed using organic cottons, recycled polyesters and recyclable threads.  While the company creates these products with the earth in mind, they also donate at least 1% of their profits to various environmental groups around the world.  After 30-years in business, Patagonia [...]

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Whole Foods Market Supports First Lady Michelle Obama

by CPXample on 03/01/2011

Just over a year ago the First Lady, Michelle Obama announced her plans to campaign against childhood obesity with her Let’s Move campaign.  By working alongside food manufacturers, communities, schools and families, her year-long efforts have brought about a new government policy and a new found national awareness.  March begins National Nutrition Month and one [...]

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Gwendolyn Strong

by CPXample on 01/13/2010

Gwendolyn Strong was born perfectly healthy in October 2007. But, at 6-months-old, her health took a bad turn, as she was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type I.

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