by Michael Ruge | Feb 18, 2021 | helping other, Michael Ruge, Philanthropy
Philanthropy is a journey that can be immensely rewarding but also very challenging. There is no one way to begin your journey into philanthropy, but there are surely mistakes to avoid so the process can be smoother for you. Let’s look at different things to stay away...
by Michael Ruge | Jan 25, 2021 | Michael Ruge, Philanthropy
The purpose of philanthropy, much like charity, is to improve the overall well-being of humankind. The two concepts differ in their methods and motivations. Philanthropy is focused on long-term, lasting, strategic solutions through solving existing social problems and...
by Michael Ruge | Dec 18, 2020 | Michael Ruge, Philanthropy
Business, in general, comes with very obvious markers for how to define success. Profit margins, production amount, sales revenue– companies utilize these and countless other metrics to determine how much success a business is finding. However, businesses also...
by Michael Ruge | Nov 19, 2020 | helping other, home buying programs, housing, Michael Ruge, Philanthropy, real estate, storage
As we approach the holiday season, many will want to lend a helping hand by donating or volunteering in philanthropy organizations. When we help others, we can shape other’s lives in ways that can help them. This can give you a sense of self-dignity that provides us...
by Michael Ruge | Aug 21, 2020 | helping other, home buying programs, housing, Michael Ruge, Philanthropy, real estate, storage, Uncategorized
While Canada is home to some of the nicest people, it is also home to a large group of baby boomers who inherited a significant bit of wealth through business creation. Along with this business creation, it walks hand in hand with a heavy focus on philanthropy. With...
by Michael Ruge | Jul 24, 2020 | helping other, home buying programs, housing, Michael Ruge, Philanthropy, real estate, storage, Uncategorized
Tiny homes have become a trend in recent years. People of all ages make the decision to simply reduce the amount of space in which they live, which also means having fewer material things. The homes typically contain less than 500 square feet of space while coming in...
