“While PlayStations fill holiday gift lists, ’tis also the season for giving to the less fortunate. From donations to volunteerism, The Daily Beast ranks the cities with the biggest hearts.” Link to full article…
Read moreImage by Jerise Fogel, www.jerise.com Repost of an article by Holly Hall appearing in yesterdays online version of The Chronicle of Philanthropy “As many charities suffered a decline of 10 percent or more in…
Read more© 2010 U.S. Bancorp U.S. Bank is giving away $10,000 to a good cause!  I didn’t see any Jewish causes listed yet… you could be the first! From the U.S. Bank Make It Happen website…
Read moreA recent survey of top charities by the Chronicle of Philanthropy has revealed something that is possibly surprising. The survey showed that while most major non-profits do have a presence on social media sites, they…
Read moreMissing page from Where the Wild Things by Areby Guarina Lopez. “There must be more to life than having everything.” -Â Maurice Sendak We’ve all read the book “Were the Wild Things Are”. I’ve even…
Read more“Eli Broad is Los Angeles’ biggest philanthropist, who has given away over $2 billion, but he and his wife Edythe pledged on June 16 to do even better in the future by distributing 75…
Read more“Jonathan Levav is an Associate Professor of Business at Columbia Business School. He has authored numerous articles published in trade journals, focusing on consumer culture and market research. His areas of expertise lie in:…
Read moreI was flipping through the University of Oregon’s Spring issue of Cascade magazine today and I found an article that I want to share with our readers. The article by Marc Dadigan is called…
Read moreMore and more of the news I’m reading about the economy is positive for the first time in a while. Non-profits are slowly but surely beginning to hire staff again. We are also seeing…
Read moreSlate’s annual top 60 list of the “largest American charitable contributions of the year” has been published and you can view the full 2009 list by clicking here. Ok, so none of the known…
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