On The Give Back Model, Miriam shares her academic background, her work around nutrition and women’s health, and how she got involved with the Newman’s Own Foundation. She talks about the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, which was founded by Paul Newman in 1988, and gives seriously ill children the opportunity to experience summer …
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For These Three Brands, Making a Positive Impact is a Part of Their Business Plan
Paul Newman’s homemade salad dressing bottles began flying off the shelves in 1982, and since they rolled out, they featured a photo of his face on the label. Newman decided that if he was going to stamp his face on his products, he would give his profits away to good causes, according to Miriam Nelson, …
Newman’s Own Foundation Pledges $1 Million to The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp
WESTPORT, Conn. – Newman’s Own Foundation has committed $1 million to the rebuilding of The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp following a significant fire on February 12 that destroyed a number of buildings on the Ashford, Connecticut, site. The Camp was founded by actor Paul Newman in 1988. “All of us at Newman’s Own …
