Showing posts with label A to Z Guide - G. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A to Z Guide - G. Show all posts

GMC Hummer EV

Coming fall 2021. GMC's Hummer EV was launched at Super Bowl LIV in February 2020 and we've been eagerly awaiting it's release ever since. Marketed as the worlds first all-electric "Supertruck", it comes with features and options that are as exciting as the fact that it is electric, including 'crab mode' and 'extract mode'. We can't wait to take one for a test drive!

>> More on GM's sustainability efforts

SeanBlog | GQ's Sustainability Posts


I'm always surprised (in a good way) when I check in on GQ's 'sustainability' posts. Lots of good info, tips, and trends there.

What to Buy | Totem Candles


Looking to add some candles to your place or the perfect gift for the guy or gal in your life? These sculptural Totem Candles by Grain Design offer both masculine lines and a touch of traditional woodturning. Made near Seattle, the candles are molded of beeswax and then turned on a lathe to produce the final objects. A great gift for men or women!

What to Know | EPA Green Sports Website


Want to know what's happening in the world of green sports? Want to green up your athletic event? One of the best resources around for news and information on green sports is the US EPA Green Sports website.

What to Know | Green Sports Alliance


The Green Sports Alliance based in Portland, OR has been leading the charge on sustainability across athletics since 2011 and their fan base just keeps getting bigger every year. From college athletic programs to national associations and leagues, Green Sports Alliance is the resource to find out the latest news and information on environmental and sustainability innovations in the sports world.

What to Know | GQ Names 2012 Gentlemen's Fund Honorees

It is time once again for the annual GQ Magazine's Gentlemen's Fund which raises awareness for issues that are important to modern men and encourages men to become agents of change by supporting charities that champion these issues. Each year there are celebrity honorees and a group of Leader Awards that recognize additional men making a positive impact on the world. In partnership with LG, Movado, and Nautica, GQ recently named their 2012 Gentlemen's Fund honorees.

The 2012 celebrity honorees were:
The 2012 Leader Award Winners were:
  • Charles Calhoun, Ambassador for Best Buddies International a nonprofit dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
  • James Walter Doyl, a teacher at Thurgood Marshall Academy, a law-themed charter school in Washington, DC.
  • Rob Giti, Founder and Executive Director of At The Crossroads, a San Francisco nonprofit that works with homeless youth and young adults to build healthy and fulfilling lives.
  • Aaron Mankin, Spokesperson for Operation Mend, a program of UCLA to help heal United States military personnel wounded and disfigured in Iraq and Afghanistan.
  • Matt Pelak, Volunteer with Team Rubicon, a California-based nonprofit that unites the skills and experiences of military veterans with medical professionals to rapidly deploy emergency response teams into crisis situations.

What to Know | GQ, Nautica To Highlight Ted Danson and Oceana at 2012 Gentlemen's Ball

10.19.12 - It is time once again for the GQ Gentlemen's Fund Gentlemen's Ball in which they honor five outstanding men making a positive impact on the world. Each year they also choose several celebrity ambassadors to help raise awareness for the event and the efforts of the men that will be honored. The 2012 ambassadors are Adam Levine, Kellan Lutz, and Ted Danson.

Danson was hand picked for his work with Oceana, an international organization he helped start in 2002 that works to protect the world's oceans. Below is a video produced by Nautica on Danson and his work with Oceana.


The Gentleman's Fund

The Gentleman's Fund
In 2007, GQ commemorated their 50th anniversary by establishing The Gentleman's Fund to encourage individuals to become agents of change by contributing to charities in the areas of opportunity, the environment, mentorship, education, and health. In 2008, The Gentleman's Fund identified celebrity ambassadors to help bring attention to these issues including Mark Wahlberg, Usher, Forest Whitaker, Timbaland, and Steve Nash. They have also organized the Better Men Better World Search to identify change agents working on these issues in their communities. With scores of men's fashion companies involved, ads in magazines, and video clips of the ambassadors making their way around the internet, The Gentleman's Fund will not only change minds it will change the world.