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by gautam on February 12, 2010
The number of people interested in donating their hard earned money is increasing but most of them are not aware regarding how to go about it. As a result there has been an increase in the number of p...
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by Miche on November 20, 2007
There are many ways for a charity to mis-use your money, but don't let that deter you from giving. Much like everything else in life, being well-informed is essential to ensuring your next step is...
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by Miche on November 18, 2007
The simplest and smallest little Things always seem to make the biggest impact. Little gifts to your loved one, calling mom and dad to tell them you're okay - and charitable donations from mid a...
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by Miche on November 17, 2007
The holiday season is upon us, with Black Friday less than a week away. Of course, you probably already knew that given all the Christmas decorations lining store shelves well before Halloween. Ah, bu...
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by Miche on September 25, 2007
Darron Stover of www.invest4change.com wrote in this month's Innerchange magazine about investing in energy. Although somewhat vague and obvious, he does offer some good tips for those that wish t...
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by Miche on September 24, 2007
If you're interested in buying stocks of socially responsible companies, there is an index of Dow Jones traded companies called FTSE4Good which is regularly maintained by a committee to ensure the...
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by Miche on May 16, 2007
Apparently not-for-profit organizations are popping up all over the place - so many, in fact, that philanthropists are having a hard time keeping up. So these non-profits are starting to seek out ways...
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by mstandaert on January 6, 2007
A story from this week at Forbes:
"Philanthropy is similar to investing, but until now it hasn't been treated with the same level of discipline," says Steve Beck, CEO of Geneva Global. ...
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by mstandaert on December 29, 2006
These wise words from Matthew at the Kiva Chronicles ...
There's a big difference between ideas and beliefs. The last two years we've been battling in the world of ideas and slowly changing m...
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by mstandaert on December 5, 2006
A story on a year of hyper-giving by the world's richest at Forbes.com:
It has been a phenomenal year of giving from the world's super rich. The world's richest man and most famous philan...
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by mstandaert on November 27, 2006
Story from YahooNews:
The ICRC said in a statement that it "utterly deplores" the decision by the Myanmar authorities to close five field offices in Mandalay, Mawlamyine, Hpa-an, Taunggy...
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by mstandaert on November 19, 2006
(Picture from This Is the Life)
Defeating Global Poverty has a link up to a Muhammed Yunus interview with Ode Magazine and some commentary worth checking out. Yunus talks about how charity is not the...
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by mstandaert on September 20, 2006
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An interesting piece on the plight of Islamic charities after 9/11 in the latest issue of ColorLines, via Newsdesk. I wasn't aware that of the six major Muslim nonpro...
