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Community Advisory Committees in Health Foundations
A look at how community advisory committees are faring in the health field.
Is Philanthropy Going Open Source?
Building blocks for bringing open source principles to philanthropy.
Inequality in Giving—Interview with Rob Reich, Author of “A Failure of Philanthropy”
Too little charity actually reaches the needy.
Five Steps Out of Stupid Fundraising
Make your fundraising more relevant to the new generation of donors.
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Moral Hazard
The financial crisis threatens hopes to expand opportunities for underprivileged young people, but we can't afford not to invest in them.
R U Ready 2 Lead?
To weather the impending crisis in nonprofit leadership, we must mentor young talent.
The Leadership Gap and Technology Gap Working Together for Good?
Using technology to retain organizational knowledge could help nonprofits weather the impending leadership gap.
Why Do People Give to Charity?
Giving is motivated by humans’ deeply held need to find meaning in life.
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