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Key Points 

• Marathon Petroleum Corporation set a company record for recognition at this year’s American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers safety awards.
• For the first time in the same year, three of its refineries earned the highest safety honor, which reflects performance in the top 1% of the industry.
• Three other Marathon refineries were also recognized for their 2024 safety performance, and the company was highlighted for a technical innovation.

May 30, 2025 /3BL/ – Only four facilities earned the highest honor at this year’s American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) safety awards, and three of them are from Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC). The company’s refineries in Detroit, Michigan; El Paso, Texas; and Kenai, Alaska, received the Distinguished Safety Award (DSA), which is reserved for facilities with performance in the top 1% of the industry.

“These awards reflect how strongly our facilities are adhering to company tenets that promote an incident-free workplace,” said MPC Refining Personal Safety & Security Senior Director Fritz Kin. “Safe and reliable operations come only by focusing daily on protecting our people and the communities where we operate.” 

The DSA recognized the sites for a sustained, exemplary level of safety performance, program innovation and safety leadership throughout 2024. The winners were selected from a pool of finalists after site representatives went through face-to-face interviews with a committee of industry safety experts. 

In addition to the DSA winners, MPC’s Catlettsburg, Kentucky, refinery won AFPM’s Elite Silver Award for safety performance in the top 10% of the industry. Also, MPC’s Robinson, Illinois, and Salt Lake City, Utah, refineries received the Safety Achievement Award for maintaining exemplary safety standards. Additionally, MPC’s Refining Safety and Refining IT groups earned an Honorable Mention Award for innovation that recognized deployment of a chatbot tool to enhance safety. 

“We are extremely proud of our teams because we know the focus that’s required to reach this level of excellence and set yourself apart from industry peers,” said MPC Refining Process Safety Management Senior Director Marcus Garvin. “Our employees truly put our core value of safety and environmental stewardship into action through consistent practices that reinforce safe work execution.”  

AFPM’s awards reflect both personal safety performance and process safety performance. Among other award criteria, eligible facilities must not have a single recordable injury involving a life-critical task – an activity with the potential to cause serious harm to individuals; severe equipment damage; or a negative environmental impact.

The Detroit refinery’s DSA is its first since winning a 2010 and 2008 DSA. This is the first year the El Paso and Kenai refineries have earned the DSA. At last year’s awards, the El Paso refinery received a 2023 Elite Platinum Award, AFPM’s second highest honor, and the Kenai refinery earned a 2023 Elite Silver Award.  

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May 30, 2025 /3BL/ – Action Against Hunger remains deeply committed to addressing the catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where the entire population faces severe hunger, displacement, and grave suffering. Our priority is the swift, safe, and impartial delivery of lifesaving assistance to civilians in need, in accordance with humanitarian principles.

Action Against Hunger has not endorsed (and will not endorse), nor agreed to collaborate with any mechanism that does not comply with fundamental humanitarian principles.

Action Against Hunger firmly supports the UN-coordinated response as the most viable, principled, and immediately actionable framework for large-scale aid delivery. This system has been tested, is already operational, and remains the best pathway to reach those most in need without delay. We cannot afford to divert attention or resources from proven mechanisms when lives hang in the balance.

We urgently call for an immediate ceasefire, the unconditional release of all hostages, and full, unhindered humanitarian access to Gaza. Action Against Hunger continues to advocate for all parties to uphold international humanitarian law and ensure the protection of civilians.

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Action Against Hunger leads the global movement to end hunger. We innovate solutions, advocate for change, and reach 21 million people every year with proven hunger prevention and treatment programs. As a nonprofit that works across over 55 countries, our 8,900 dedicated staff members partner with communities to address the root causes of hunger, including climate change, conflict, inequity, and emergencies. We strive to create a world free from hunger, for everyone, for good.

Action Against Hunger has been assisting the population in Gaza for more than 20 years. Responding to the escalating crisis, our teams have mobilized to provide hot meals and fresh and dry food, distribute hygiene kits, connect people with shelters, and truck clean water into communities. Since the start of the conflict, under restricted access and frequent blackouts, Action Against Hunger has assisted more than one million people in Gaza and the West Bank.

Today, we celebrate World Fair Trade Day, a global celebration of fair and ethical trade practices that promote equity, sustainability, and better trading conditions for farmers and producers.

On this day, we’re honoring the partners and farmers around the world who make sustainable sourcing possible and sharing how we’re working together to build a more transparent, ethical, and resilient food system.

By integrating environmental and social criteria into our sourcing strategies and using tools like EcoVadis to evaluate supplier performance, we’re advancing responsible sourcing practices.

Our TEROVA team brings this vision to life by delivering traceable, certified sustainable raw materials such as herbs, spices, and other ingredients. TEROVA partners directly with farmers to implement sustainable practices and achieve certifications like Rainforest Alliance. Using our TEROVA TRACE platform, we track every step of the journey, from field to factory, ensuring transparency, integrity, and trust throughout the supply chain.

Explore how TEROVA is helping create a fairer, more sustainable future: http://terova.org/.

Our Sustainability Journey
At Griffith Foods, we are committed to driving positive impact through a regenerative mindset. Sustainability is connected to everything we do as a business, and by 2030, we are dedicated to significantly improving the future with a singular sustainable business strategy that we call our 2030 Aspirations. To learn more about Griffith Foods and its current sustainability efforts, visit them online and download the 2023 Sustainability Report.

About Griffith Foods
At Griffith Foods, our purpose defines who we are, what we do, and why we exist, highlighting what makes us distinct and authentic in the marketplace. We help our partners meet the evolving needs and desires of consumers in ways that respect and sustain the planet. Our care and creativity mean we’ll find the right mix of global reach and local impact to serve the earth and nourish all of us who call it home.

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A $150,000 gift from KeyBank Foundation will support teen mental health and wellness initiatives over the next three years as part of Family Services’ Youth Programming. Funds will be used to develop innovative, enhanced after-school programming aimed at fostering healthy connections and preventing behavioral health challenges.

• Meeting the changing needs of youth. Through partnership with KeyBank, Family Services is adapting their approach to youth programming in order to deepen impact and ensure that teens have the support they need to navigate today’s challenges and help repair the social emotional gap post-Covid.
   
• Creative programming. Services will include group activities that increase protective factors, build resilience and encourage positive behavioral health as well as access to individual and family therapy services as needed.
   
• Deepening Impact for Poughkeepsie Youth. Family Services will reach more than 100 youth, ages 11 to 18, in the inaugural year through after school, group-based activities at the Family Partnership Center as well as individual and family mental health services.
   
• Dedicated staffing. A full-time Youth Social Worker, Family and Community Engagement Coordinator, and dedicated community partners will offer engaging and enriching group activities at a supportive ratio of 1 adult to 10 youth. 
   
• Amplifying reach. The Youth Social Worker will offer support to other community youth serving organizations, delivering mental health and social emotional programming to their participants, expanding the reach and impact of the program.

“Everyone needs a little help from time to time, especially the youth in our communities,” said John Manginelli, Hudson Valley/Metro NY President, KeyBank. “To support this program with Family Services, which provides teens with the resources they need in a way they will be receptive to receiving them, is a great way to promote KeyBank’s commitment to help people live well and thrive.”

“KeyBank Foundation is committed to supporting organizations and programs that prepare individuals for thriving futures. Family Services’ enhanced youth programming does just this. It is a transformative approach to teen behavioral health that helps kids realize their promise and aligns perfectly with our philanthropic priorities of neighbors, education and workforce,” said Eric Fiala, CEO, KeyBank Foundation.

According to a 2023 article by the US Center for Disease Control, in the 10 years leading up to the pandemic, feelings of persistent sadness and hopelessness in young people—as well as suicidal thoughts and behaviors—increased approximately 40% percent. In the Hudson Valley, the percentage of children with serious emotional disability grew from 15% to 38%.

Additionally, the City of Poughkeepsie continues to face gun violence; in 2024,16 people were shot, 6 of whom were teenagers. When youth face exposure to trauma such as community violence and other adverse childhood experiences, it can lead to significant behavioral health needs, poor social outcomes, health disparities and educational deficiencies if left unaddressed.

“At Family Services our north star is ensuring everyone has the right to thrive. For the youth we serve, that includes meeting increasing behavioral health needs,” said Leah Feldman, CEO, Family Services. “We’re grateful for KeyBank’s continued support and commitment to help us deliver on our reimagined model for improving mental health outcomes for teens so they can reach their fullest potential.”

Family Services is planning to welcome their first participants in the summer of 2025.

Recruitment for the new program will occur in several ways, including outreach to youth and parents involved in Family Services’ Teen Resource Activity Center programming, referrals from Poughkeepsie City School District, referrals from Family Services partner agencies within the Poughkeepsie Children’s Cabinet and community outreach.

For more information, visit the Family Services website at http://familyservicesny.org or call 845-452-1110 x3192.

As global trade policy fractures into a patchwork of bilateral agreements and shifting regulations, supply chains are being tested like never before. Efficiency, continuity, and compliance are no longer guaranteed – and yet, the push for sustainable practices is only intensifying.

How can companies meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible operations while staying agile in the face of geopolitical and economic volatility?

Join us for an eye-opening webcast exploring how forward-thinking supply chain leaders are embedding sustainability into their core strategies – not just as a compliance measure, but as a driver of long-term resilience and competitive advantage.

Register now to hear how companies like DP World are navigating today’s complexities with data-driven solutions, adaptive trade strategies, and bold environmental commitments.

You’ll learn:

• How to integrate sustainability into trade and logistics decisions without compromising agility
• Why ESG goals are key to risk management and business continuity
• How analytics and network optimization can cut emissions and costs
• What leading brands are doing to turn disruption into opportunity

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Originally published by the GoDaddy Small Business Research Lab

GoDaddy analyzed small business data across the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia to determine the Most Entrepreneurial Cities of 2025. From vibrant metros to unexpected suburban powerhouses, explore the global rankings to uncover the fastest-growing entrepreneurial hotspots and how small businesses are driving economic change and innovation in 2025.

Data Highlights

See which cities are thriving across each country. Discover what’s fueling each city’s growth. Download exclusive, special edition Most Entrepreneurial City seals below.

United States

Key Growth Drivers by City:

• San Francisco, CA: A leading innovation powerhouse with 122% growth.
• Los Angeles, CA: A dynamic entrepreneurial hub growing by 50%.
• Denver, CO: Balancing lifestyle with business, seeing 56% growth.
• Oklahoma City, OK: Rising rapidly with 21% growth driven by a booming startup community.
• Frankfort, IL, Ontario, CA, Wilmington, DE & NC, Katy, TX, Alameda, CA: Suburban cities transforming into entrepreneurial engines with impressive new business creation rates.

Customer Story Spotlight:

“Los Angeles isn’t just my hometown—it’s a city that thrives on reinvention and creativity. Starting Mulholland Distilling here felt natural, because LA truly embraces new ideas and authentic stories. There’s a unique energy in our city; people genuinely support innovation and, if you show up with passion and kindness, welcome you with open arms. Building my business here has always been about more than just selling spirits—it’s about connecting with dynamic people on their own creative journeys. GoDaddy has been a real partner from day one, making it easy to share our story and grow our brand online and that kind of partnership means everything when you’re realizing your dream.” —Matthew Alper, Co-Founder, Mulholland Distilling, Los Angeles

Top 10 Most Entrepreneurial U.S. Cities by New Businesses

Rank	City	New Business Added
#01	San Francicso, CA	173,054
#02	Los Angeles, CA	153,681
#03	Denver, CO	63,010
#04	Oklahoma City, OK	11,180
#05	Frankfort, IL	10,370
#06	Ontario, CA	9,798
#07	Wilmington, DE	8,811
#08	Wilmington, NC	6,734
#09	Katy, TX	6,600
#10	Alameda, CA	6,300

Source: GoDaddy Venture Forward Q42024 Microbusiness Density data. Available for download via Data Hub.

The Latest United States Microbusiness Data

Visit the U.S. microbusiness page and discover data downloads, customer stories, and more. Explore

Downloadable Seals for Each Top-Ranked City

Alameda, CA | Denver, CO | Frankfort, IL | Katy, TX | Los Angeles, CA | Oklahoma City, OK | Ontario, CA | San Francisco, CA | Wilmington, DE | Wilmington, NC

United Kingdom

Key Growth Drivers by City:

• London: Thriving tech ecosystem with unmatched startup energy.
• Aberdeen, Coventry, Liverpool: Emerging innovation hubs fostering significant growth.
• Manchester & Edinburgh: Established and rapidly growing small-business scenes.
• Brighton, Glasgow, Newcastle & Nottingham: Growing cities experiencing exciting entrepreneurial growth across multiple industries.

Top 10 Most Entrepreneurial U.K. Cities by Growth (%)

Rank	City	Microbusiness Growth (%)
#01	London	6.6%
#02	Aberdeen	5.9%
#03	Coventry	5.6%
#04	Liverpool	5.4%
#05	Manchester	5.1%
#06	Edinburgh	5%
#07	Brighton	4.7%
#08	Glasgow	4.4%
#09	Newcastle	4%
#10	Nottingham	3.9%

Source: GoDaddy Venture Forward Q42024 Microbusiness Density data. Available for download via Data Hub.

The Latest United Kingdom Microbusiness Data

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Downloadable Seals for Each Top-Ranked City

Aberdeen, UK | Brighton, UK | Coventry, UK | Edinburgh, UK | Glasgow, UK | Liverpool, UK | London, UK | Manchester, UK | Newcastle, UK | Nottingham, UK

Australia

Key Growth Drivers by City:

• Bundaberg: Extraordinary 178% growth—leading Australia’s entrepreneurial wave
• Sydney: Continued growth at 73%, solidifying its place as a global business city.
• Palmerston, Albany, Ipswich: Regional cities showing outstanding entrepreneurial momentum, showcasing how business innovation is spreading beyond traditional centers.

Top 5 Most Entrepreneurial Australian Cities by Growth (%)

Rank	City	Microbusiness Growth (%)
#01	Bundaberg	178%
#02	Sydney	74%
#03	Palmerston	46%
#04	Albany	23%
#05	Ipswich	21%

Source: GoDaddy Venture Forward Q42024 Microbusiness Density data. Available for download via Data Hub.

The Latest Australian Microbusiness Data

Visit the Australian microbusiness page and discover data downloads, customer stories, and more. Explore

Downloadable Seals for Each Top-Ranked City

Albany, AU | Bundaberg, AU | Ipswich, AU | Palmerston, AU | Sydney, AU

Why it Matters

Small businesses aren’t just reshaping cities—they’re driving entire economies forward. In a time of global economic shifts, our data highlights not just growth, but resilience. Entrepreneurs continue to adapt, innovate, and thrive, making their communities stronger and more vibrant places to live and work.

Ready to dive deeper?
Download the data to access comprehensive insights, city-by-city breakdowns, and detailed analysis.

Data Hub

With hurricane season approaching and climate-related disasters on the rise, organizations in sectors like manufacturing, energy, insurance, and law must be ready to respond—not react. This timely, solutions-focused webinar will walk you through the essential elements of disaster preparedness and business continuity planning, offering practical strategies to protect your people, property, and operations.

Join experts from Antea Group as they share lessons learned from real-world events and guide you through actions you can take before a crisis hits to minimize downtime, reduce costs, and strengthen resilience.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to build and maintain effective emergency response and business continuity plans
• Why contractor pre-qualification and pre-event contracts can be critical during recovery
• How to leverage real-time monitoring tools for severe weather, fire, and air quality events (e.g. fire smoke, chemical emergency, ozone alerts)
• Key steps to protect workers, vehicles, and equipment in high-risk scenarios
• Practical investments in facility hardening that have delivered real results

Please join us on June 18th at Noon CT! If you can’t make the live broadcast, registering will also give you access to the on-demand recording about 2 hours after the presentation ends.

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Strong leadership fuels organizational success. Recognizing the importance of cultivating leadership talent from within, PotlatchDeltic launched the Emerging Leaders Academy in 2024. Designed in collaboration with the University of Arkansas, this six-month intensive program equips high-potential employees with the confidence, skills, and network they need to thrive in future leadership roles.

The academy’s structure emphasized both learning and application. Over six months, participants engaged in interactive virtual sessions, each focused on a critical leadership skill, such as navigating change, fostering emotional intelligence, delegating effectively and leading resilient teams. Each session challenged participants to apply concepts in real time through role play scenarios, then reflect on their experiences in small-group discussions.

To cap off the program, participants gathered for an immersive in-person session at the University of Arkansas, where they had an opportunity to interact directly with PotlatchDeltic’s executive team, including CEO Eric Cremers, who shared insights on resilience and decision-making, highlighting the challenges leaders face. The experience wasn’t just about learning general leadership principles, it was about preparing managers to lead with confidence in real-world scenarios impacting our business.

PotlatchDeltic selected 15 high-performing managers from each division of our business. These individuals, each managing at least one direct report, represented different locations and business units. Bringing together leaders from different backgrounds not only enriched discussions but also accelerated real-world application.

The impact of the Emerging Leaders Academy was immediate: one participant, who was promoted shortly after completing the program, was equipped with the skills, confidence, and network to succeed in his new role. Many attendees reported immediate application of skills, particularly in handling difficult conversations and navigating change. In addition to leadership skills, participants had a chance to build connections with other leaders in our company, exchange ideas and form lasting professional relationships. With these new connections and skills in place, the momentum for leadership growth continues to build.

Based on the program’s strong reception, PotlatchDeltic is set to launch a second cohort of the Emerging Leaders Academy in 2025, keeping the small-group format to promote deep engagement. By investing in structured, high-impact training like this, PotlatchDeltic is preparing individuals for leadership roles, which we believe is a fundamental part of building a stronger, more resilient company for the future.

Originally published on U.S. Bank company blog

This May, during Military Appreciation Month, U.S. Bank held several events to honor and recognize military and veteran customers, employees and community members.

A New Home 
U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Stuart Fuke was given the keys to a new mortgage-free home May 7 in West Fargo, North Dakota. Fuke, who said he was inspired to join the military by his mother and other dedicated family members, started his service in Great Lakes, Illinois. The Hawaii native, who currently resides in San Diego, California, will continue to pursue a career in culinary arts following his move to the Fargo area.

“This house will actually help me start living life again,” said Fuke. “It’s a good push toward trying to heal again. I’m just honored that Freedom Alliance, U.S. Bank and Thomsen Homes were able to give me that feeling I’ve never had before.” 

The life-changing gift is made possible through the bank’s Housing Opportunities after Military Engagement (H.O.M.E.) program, in conjunction with Freedom Alliance’s Heroes to Homeowners program. Including this donation, U.S. Bank has donated 31 homes valued over $8 million to military families in communities across the country since 2013.

Freedom Alliance provides mortgage-free homes to wounded combat veterans through its Heroes to Homeowners program.

Delivering care packages

Earlier this year, U.S. Bank employees in Minneapolis assembled care packages in partnership with the United Service Organizations (USO), a non-profit founded in 1941 to support members of the armed forces and their families, to be delivered to airmen at the Minot Air Force Base in Minot, North Dakota. The care packages were delivered to the Minot Air Force Base in May to honor and recognize the service and sacrifice these men and women make every day.

In addition to the care packages, U.S. Bank supported 50 expecting mothers by donating diapers and wipes during a baby shower event on base. U.S. Bank also supported military spouses by making paracord bracelets, which include a strong, durable cord that can be used for various purposes, that were gifted during a spouse appreciation event. The paracord bracelets were assembled by a group of U.S. Bank employees in Fargo.

A Gold Star moment

U.S. Bank recently donated new, payment-free vehicles to two Gold Star students at the Bluegrass Museum in Owensboro, Kentucky. Gold Star families are those who have lost an immediate family member in the line of duty while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Parker Madden, a Gold Star son, lost his father, U.S. Army Specialist Russell Madden, who was killed in action in Afghanistan from a rocket-propelled grenade attack on his convoy in 2010. Micaela Trimble, a Gold Star daughter, lost her father, U.S. Army Private First Class Chad Trimble, in 2008 also in Afghanistan. Parker Madden is a student at Western Kentucky University and Michaela Trimble is a recent graduate of Belmont University.

These donations are part of the Driven to Serve program, an initiative between Freedom Alliance and U.S. Bank that pairs available vehicles with military families and service members in need and demonstrates the commitment of each organization to support the nation’s heroes.

In addition to the vehicles, a group of U.S. Bank employees also partnered with the Freedom Alliance earlier this year to assemble care packages that will be given to other Gold Star students who, like Madden and Trimble, received scholarships from Freedom Alliance because of their parents’ sacrifice. The vehicles were donated May 13, which was also national Children of Fallen Patriots Day.

“I really feel like Freedom Alliance and U.S. Bank provided for me in a way that my dad wishes he could have provided for me,” said Trimble. 

A new vehicle

U.S. Bank also provided a payment free vehicle to U.S. Army Sergeant John Moore, who grew up in Nashville, Tennessee. While serving in the Army, Moore was an Artillery Forward Observer. Moore was severely injured during his second deployment in Baghdad. After two years of recovery at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Moore now lives in Charlotte, Tennessee, with his wife and children.

This is the bank’s 91st payment free vehicle donation since 2018 and the 57th in partnership with Freedom Alliance.

“We are honored to support John, a true American hero whose courage and sacrifice inspire us all,” said Freedom Alliance President Tom Kilgannon. “This donation is more than a gesture of gratitude—it’s a step toward restoring the independence and quality of life John fought to protect. Freedom Alliance is proud to support this remarkable family, and we are grateful to U.S. Bank for helping make this gift possible.”

Originally published on DICK’S Sporting Goods Sideline Report

TOGETHER, WE CHANGE LIVES

Today we’re bringing you the latest quarterly giving series from The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation to highlight the great work being done in support of our mission to help inspire and enable youth sports participation.

In our first quarter of 2025, we:

• Supported victims of the Los Angeles wildfires and historic flooding in Asheville, North Carolina through donations and community outreach events.
• Hosted our 7th annual Sports Matter Night with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
• Teamed up with Brooks for the 2025 Empower Her Collection to donate up to $500,000 to youth running programs across the country.

Read on to learn more.

Disaster Relief Fundraiser Update

In February, DICK’S Sporting Goods and The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation pledged more than $10 million to support communities impacted by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles and the historic flooding in Asheville, North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.

Through a four-week disaster relief campaign at point-of-sale (POS), store teammates raised $977,000. The DICK’S Foundation matched those donations – and brought the total giving from the campaign to $2 million. All proceeds are being directed to schools and non-profit organizations in the Los Angeles and Asheville areas affected by the recent disasters.

Read more about DICK’S and The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation’s $10 million natural disaster relief and recovery pledge here.

Scoring Big for Sports Matter

We clinched a win on and off the ice at this year’s 7th annual Sports Matter Night with the Pittsburgh Penguins! More than $19,000 was raised for our Sports Matter Program through our Sports Matter Auction, sale of warm up and mystery pucks and our special ticket offer. We were joined by local corporate and field teammates.

During the game’s first intermission, The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation surprised Pittsburgh I.C.E. with a $25,000 Sports Matter Grant! The organization offers kids of all socio-economic backgrounds the opportunity to lace up and learn to play hockey.

Run It Back: DICK’S & Brooks Team Up for the 2025 Empower Her Collection

For the sixth year in a row, DICK’S Sporting Goods and Brooks are teaming up to give every girl a chance to run with the Empower Her Collection.

DICK’S and Brooks together will donate $1 for every pair of socks, $5 for every apparel item and $10 for every pair of shoes with The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation logo on it sold through Dec. 31, 2025, up to a combined total of $500,000, to Marathon Kids via The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation.

Check out the 2025 Empower Her Collection here.

Celebrating Those Protecting Public Lands

Guides at Public Lands nominated three outstanding organizations for a Public Lands Fund grant. My Team Triumph, The Hiking Buddies and Allegheny Cleanways will each receive a $5,000 grant to continue work to conserve public lands and create a more accessible and equitable outdoors.

Learn more about the Public Lands Fund here.

THESE MOMENTS ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SPORTS MATTER FUND. IF YOU’D LIKE TO DONATE, VISIT WWW.SPORTSMATTER.ORG.

Written by Hilary Totin