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Salesforce Care Small Business Grants help small businesses get the resources they need during any challenging time.

From new work-from-home environments to shifting global economics to formerly unthinkable news, there's no question that we’re coping with a lot right now. Here are some of the latest stories from the blog that we hope you'll find helpful.

As part of our B-Well Series, Trevor Noah catches up with Salesforce Senior Vice President of Employee Marketing and Engagement Jody Kohner to discuss how humor helps us lead in times like these.

The founders of Bitty and Beau’s make accommodations for employees and stay connected to customers in new ways.

IT Visionaries Podcast on Protecting and Empowering your Employees, Customers, and Communities During Times of Crisis featuring Sarah Franklin (Salesforce) and Julie Cullivan (Forescout Technologies).

Salesforce customer support spans the globe in 12 countries, supporting customers in 11 languages. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, here's how we moved service teams to work from home.

By refining the way you use your content management system (CMS), you can add speed and agility to content workflows and keep your content current, all while your teams work remote.

Our employees have created a free AppExchange app to help with business continuity. The Salesforce Labs Crisis Response app gives customers a central hub to manage crisis situations. Learn more.

We launched a new Marketing Cloudcast series, Leading Through Change. This podcast initiative echos the blog content series and will feature ways marketers can guide their communities through this period of uncertainty.

We can’t control the ongoing situation, but we can control how we respond to it, and how we can continue to support small businesses.