It’s no secret that the pandemic increased the number of people who shop online. Before 2020, a bulk shipment of toilet paper on the porch may have hauled neighbors’ eyebrows skyward, but empty paper aisles have made such sights commonplace.… Read More...

September 18, 2020 Wildfires and straight-line winds started tearing across Oregon on September 7, displacing families and businesses in their path. While the Internal Revenue Service this week announced tax relief for those in FEMA-declared disaster areas, good Samaritans are… Read More...

September 11, 2020 It’s no secret that the coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us indoors for almost all of 2020. If you’re one of the millions of Americans currently teleworking, that means screens for work and entertainment. Unfortunately, there’s… Read More...

Crises can bring people together. When communities are struck by natural disasters, the news is filled with stories that restore our faith in humanity. But not everyone is interested in helping those in need. Identity thieves see suffering as an… Read More...