I recently saw an article about the “most expensive things on Earth.” The item that topped the list was antimatter. It had an estimated price tag of $59.8 trillion per gram! Most people know what matter is—it makes up everything […]
Avalanches involving people who need to be rescued in Italy have doubled in the past 25 years. There used to be around 30 people per year who had to be rescued according to AINEVA, which is a snow and avalanche […]
Adventure racing is definitely for people who are not only physically strong, but also who are mentally tough. This past year’s Adventure Race was quite an ordeal. The Adventure Racing Association’s National Championships took place in September in West Virginia’s […]
One of the amazing organizations that Mercy Lab has been partnering with is CAST (Coalition Against Sex Trafficking LA). Recently, CAST shared an incredible case of a man named Romeo who came to California from Guatemala to work on a […]
The charitable giving scene is constantly evolving, and 2025 is no exception. With a new administration coming in last month, changes are coming quickly. While the past few years have seen some challenges, experts are predicting a positive shift in […]
The LA area fires have been on everyone’s mind for the past weeks as the images are coming in of the devastation. Many people and organizations want to help and be able to make some kind of impact for the […]
An upstate New York food bank was offered a very large amount of freshly cleaned Salmon this month. LocalCoho, a salmon farm that was soon to be closed, had 40,000 lbs. of live salmon to donate to the local food […]
World Central Kitchen’s (WCK) is a nonprofit organization that has really been stepping up to help first responders and families who have been affected by the wildfires affecting the LA area. Different WCK teams have been mobilized across the region […]
Summarizing the Giving Trends from 2024 Philanthropy and giving changes throughout the years. Giving USA tracks the trends each year and their report from 2024 showed that people continued to practice charitable giving despite inflation. The focus for most people […]
It has been almost three months now that Hurricane Helene’s damaging wind and flood waters swept through Western North Carolina. Currently, there are hundreds of people living in tents and temporary housing while they wait for repairs and new construction […]