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Students in the Philanthropy and Leadership (MNGT 411) course at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business discover how nonprofits empower communities and how philanthropy can foster positive change. The hands-on project called Strive to Thrive Lincoln culminated in the awarding of $10,000 in grants to two local nonprofits addressing homelessness: Friendship Home and Bridges to Hope. » Full Article

Naree Philavanh knows firsthand the life-changing impact philanthropy can have on a person’s life. A Lincoln native, she grew up with dreams of attending college in her hometown at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. » Full Article

Students in the Philanthropy and Leadership (MNGT 411) course at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business discover how nonprofits empower communities and philanthropy can foster positive change. Their hands-on project called Strive to Thrive Lincoln culminated in two local nonprofits — Camp Kesem and Mourning Hope Grief Center — receiving a total of $10,000 in grants in May. » Full Article

With the spring semester in session, a new class of College of Business students prepare to take on “Strive to Thrive Lincoln”. Leading People and Projects (MNGT 411), gives students the opportunity to collaborate and work alongside local nonprofit organizations in Lincoln and truly understand the meaning of philanthropy and community involvement. From an amazing partnership with Rhonda Seacrest, her generosity allows the class to donate two $5,000 grants to two local nonprofits. This course offers a hands-on experience as students learn to serve their communities. » Full Article

A new group of College of Business students hit the ground running as this Fall 2022 semester begins. The Leading People and Projects (MNGT 411) course, also known as “Strive to Thrive Lincoln,” gives these students a great opportunity to work with local nonprofits in Lincoln and grow as philanthropists. Thanks to the kindness and generosity of Rhonda Seacrest, the partnership with College of Business and the Learning by Giving Foundation, students will allocate $5,000 each to two local nonprofits. This course provides an experiential learning opportunity for students and a chance for them to work together to serve their community. » Full Article