Since January 2018, Sookman has volunteered her time to Women’s Empowerment, a Sacramento, Calif.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has helped more than 1,300 homeless women secure housing, a job or enroll in school or training programs.

When 35-year meeting planning veteran Sandy Biback retired she found out her work was not finished. But instead of continuing to be tasked with the myriad responsibilities of managing meetings and her Toronto-based independent meeting planning business, she set out to help some of the most vulnerable, and often forgotten, members of our society: victims of human trafficking.

The wide-open expanses that are the backdrop for the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa are the perfect environment for horses.

The U.S. and the meetings industry have given a lot to Burt Cabanas, founder and chairman of Benchmark, and since handing over the CEO reins to son Alex in 2013, he’s upped his lifelong efforts of giving back to the organizations and people who helped shape his success.

It seemed our whole world was turned upside down just a few months ago when hurricanes were slamming the Gulf region.

Ever wonder what happens to all of those fancy unused and partially used amenities?

Kay Kolbo knows a thing or two about providing excellent service.

Giving to your attendees can be an excellent way to give back to humanity.

Project SEARCH is a national effort that offers workplace immersion.

Davis and her husband, Richard Welch, volunteer once a week with Wings of Freedom.