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Dan Austin, who is Andy’s father, started Wheels of Change in 2010 as a vehicle to donate an old fleet of bicycles at his business, Austin Adventures. The organization has since sent hundreds of bikes to foreign countries, mostly in Africa.

"I have never seen this kind of mobilization" in the tech industry, says Aghamirzadeh, a 58-year-old retired Cisco Systems executive and electrical engineer who emigrated to the U.S. from Iran. "I think it’s the first time we have seen it coming from the bottom up."

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Nonprofit leaders are increasingly challenged by greater community needs, heightened public demands for accountability and limited or often declining resources.

Public service students appear to be shying away from working in government, possibly worsening the sector’s longtime hiring struggle.

The celebration is about remembering a man who believed that if people could get excited about wildlife, if they could understand it, they’d want to protect it.

Established by the late Rebecca "Becky" Broussard, The Event at Rebecca Farm is a world-class, community-oriented event featuring courses that range from novice to Olympic qualifier. Competitors compete in the three main disciplines of eventing: dressage, cross-country and show jumping.