By Stella Henretta
The Do Good Institute, housed in the School of Public Policy, inspires and equips students to act on social issues through education, funding and mentorship. Continue reading UMD celebrates social impact initiatives through the Do Good Institute, Challenge
By Charlotte Ormond The winner of the 2025 Do Good Challenge, a 13-year-long tradition at the University of Maryland, was announced Tuesday, after all six teams presented their final pitches to a live panel of judges at the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center. The Do Good Institute, a program within the School of Public Policy, hosts the challenge to connect students with opportunities to serve … Continue reading ‘Do Good’ Challenge winner takes home share of $40,000 prize
By Ana Hurler Bruce Levenson, founder of the Do Good Institute, spoke about the importance of giving back and his future plans for the organization during a Q&A session hosted by the Nonprofit and Social Business Society Wednesday night in Van Munching Hall. Levenson has built a career around doing good and philanthropic efforts, with a focus on inner city education. He’s taken on numerous … Continue reading Founder of Do Good Institute aims to inspire campus to give back
The University of Maryland made history last Thursday by becoming the first Do Good Campus through its implementation of a $75 million Do Good Initiative. The initiative, which is comprised of university resources, state funding, corporate and foundation grants, and individual donations, has allowed the university to create the Do Good Institute, the Do Good Accelerator and expand on the existing Do Good Challenge. “We’re … Continue reading Maryland invests $75 million in the Do Good initiative
