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TisBest has gone to the dogs!
Today is the 16th annual Take your Dog to Work Day. * warning- a few bad dog puns lie ahead* The TisBest team understands the benefits of having pets. Some of us are no strangers of having furry family members of our own, and as we celebrate Bring Your Dog to Work Day, we…
Soldiers are the ultimate philanthropists
In honor of Memorial Day, a note from TisBest Founder Erik Marks:I am unqualified to write about Memorial Day. I have not fought for our country. No relative of mine died for our country. I don’t know what it’s like to serve in the armed forces, let alone to die in the armed forces. I’m…
3 Adorable DIY Teacher Gift Ideas
You’ve always been able to customize your TisBest Charity Gift Card for free, but sometimes it can be hard to get those creative juices flowing! Here are a few fun ideas for creating a DIY teacher gift that will be sure to let your child’s teacher know just how much you appreciate them. 1. Use…
Mother's Day Freebie: We'll create a custom design just for you
Every mother is one-of-a-kind. Shouldn’t her gift be special, too? Get FREE picture sizing and design assistance from TisBest this Mother’s Day and give a gift she will cherish. Send your photo to graphics@tisbest.org and we will size, crop, and color-correct your image for free. We will return it to you ready for you to order your custom charity…
Oso landslide: How you can help
A note from our Executive Director, Jon Siegel: Friends, Today marks one month since a landslide devastated the small town of Oso, Washington. President Obama will visit this tiny community today to see firsthand how the community was affected and has been coping as they continue the difficult and tedious road to recovery. This disaster…
How I met the Dalai Lama and decided to change the world
The lobby of the hotel was hushed, and there was an expectant hum of energy in the air that raised goose bumps on my arms. I shivered, though I wasn’t chilled, and checked my phone for the umpteenth time to make sure the camera was ready. We were the only ones in the room, others…