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BOJANGLES FOUNDATION FUND ABOUT THE BOJANGLES FOUNDATION FUND The Bojangles Foundation Fund was established on July 6, 2022 to support the initiatives of our corporate social responsibility plan and to celebrate our 45 year anniversary. The Foundation will support the three pillars of our corporate social responsibility plan which are literacy, military appreciation and strengthening […]

By Elizabeth Nam Head of Family Dynamics for J.P. Morgan Wealth Management One common refrain we hear from clients as their children are emerging into adulthood is that they are uneasy with their children’s money habits. But, where does a “habit” come from? Generally, a habit forms once a person does a behavior with little to no

Identifying a problem through expert analysis and research so we can begin using Comparison Culture as a catalyst for growth and positive change. By Andrea MillerWritten on Oct 13, 2023 Photo: Cottonbro Studio | Canva There’s something we have to talk about. It’s pervasive, destructive, hidden in plain sight, and it’s very likely affecting your life,

Nancy Armour USA TODAY College sports is broken. And it isn’t the kids asking to be paid who broke it. Texas A&M is going to pay Jimbo Fisher more than $77 million to go away after firing him Sunday. Throw in the money owed for bonuses he’s already earned, the payoffs for his assistants and the

By Ross Kelly on September 7, 2023 AP Photo/Big Edition The landscape of college athletics changed in 2021 when athletes finally became able to profit and receive compensation from their name, image and likeness (NIL). Schools still can’t pay their athletes, but brands and companies can.  With the NIL Era now in its third year, some athletes have leveraged

Lessons For Life Through Sports (www.lessonsfor.org), a North Carolina nonprofit, is donating books throughout North Carolina to support teachers and children while reminding us to “put down the phone, and pick up a book.” The goal is to encourage a love for reading through the lens of college athletics. It’s no secret that despite our

How parents can help kids resist the pressure created by artfully curated social media feeds. Writer: Rae Jacobson Clinical Experts: Jill Emanuele, PhD , Kimberly Alexander, PsyDEN ESPAÑOL https://youtube.com/watch?v=3xbHq7UsozA%3Ffeature%3Doembed%26enablejsapi%3D1%26origin%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fchildmind.org What You’ll Learn Quick Read Social media can be fun, exciting, even helpful. But for some teens, all those pictures of awesome vacations, perfect bodies, and great-looking lives can fuel

Rebecca Parlakian Sarah S. MacLaughlin You probably know that it’s important to read to children. You also may have heard that starting earlier is better. But maybe you feel a little silly reading aloud to an infant. Or you can’t figure out how to keep your 6-month-old from eating the corners of the book, or

Fans have been tricked into rooting for the piles of money that come with mega-conference realignment and only serve to benefit administrators. Subscribe For Unlimited AccessAlready A Subscriber? Please Login Here In June 1914, an archduke was assassinated in Sarajevo by a Serbian terrorist. The cascading domino effect far exceeded the historical importance of that single event,