It’s a time of transition for our family. In ten days our oldest son graduates from high school, a milestone that feels a million years away until it’s not.

I’m that guy. The impulse shopper who buys stuff on a whim, drawn in by the promise of greater productivity, organization, and efficiency. I'm a sucker for infomercials for things like the amazingly awesome NINJA blender.

I think the actual saying is “getting all of your ducks in a row,” but for me it’s chickens. For years I have wanted chickens.

This week’s guest blogger is Easter Maynard, Executive Director, ChildTrust Foundation and the Director of Charitable Giving for IMC, parent company of Golden Corral, and serves on numerous boards and commissions and offers a strong

According to NC Child, North Carolina public school funding has decreased by $500 million dollars over the last six years while school enrollment has increased by 48,000.

This week begins a series on trends in funding youth education

This week's guest blogger is Eleanor H. Oakley, the President/CEO of United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County.

I am excited to join the Armstrong McGuire team and have the opportunity to serve a diverse group of nonprofits. As we get to know each other, there are two things I really appreciate having: CONTEXT and ACTIONS.

Anticipating the elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts funding in the proposed Trump budget released last week, Michael Wilkerson wrote an opinion piece published on thehill.com, on March 7, 2017, that has caused great