Explore how Cornellians around the globe are doing good in communities big and small.
"Perhaps the seeds of philanthropy were planted in all of us at Cornell, growing into something special over time. It may be impossible to predict the future, but the future can be filled with wondrous surprises."
"It gives me great satisfaction when I can help others, and help worthwhile events take place. It is also a great way to keep on learning—so, in many ways, very much like being at Cornell, 50 years on."
"Every day is a new opportunity to smile and be of service to others. I hope that through my simple effort in this part of the world, people may see Cornellians as proactive catalysts for a better, inclusive world."
"I'm grateful to Cornell for exposing me to so many opportunities, ideas, and people that have helped me figure out how to give back in meaningful ways with multiple nonprofits—especially GLAD.”
Steve Sherwood MPS '95 shares regenerative soil practices with smallholders farmers
Keneilwe Selepeng '14 volunteers with an animal welfare organization in Botswana
Elaine Lea-Chou '89 educates the public about bird science and conservation
Entomologist Mike Turell '70 shares his love of insects
A round up of stories about The good Cornellians can do
Tom Helf '83 is the man behind the Redstock concert at Reunion
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