Steve Jobs wasn’t simply too busy for philanthropy. The Apple co-founder found many things about professional philanthropy—the jargon, showiness, and all the rich people who thought they could shake it up—distasteful. In his...
26 October 2011 Last updated at 19:38 ET The government plans a cap on housing benefit British people are overwhelmingly in favour of having a welfare state, but most want it tightened up, a poll for BBC News suggests. More...
Imagine going to work on a Monday, only to find that everything in your work environment changed overnight. The corporate reception area is gone, along with the receptionist, who rarely glances up from his or her gossip...
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Charities got good news about the year-end giving season in a poll released today: Three out of four Americans say they plan to give at least the same amount as they did last year if not more. That’s better than last year, when...
Scott Olsen survived two tours of Iraq, but his life could be over after being critically injured by a police projectile at Occupy Oakland, The Guardian reports. He's 24 years old. As we know, Occupy Oakland got incredibly ugly...
Philanthropy is about to undergo seismic changes, according to Bill Somerville, executive director of the Philanthropic Ventures Foundation. Many nonprofits will welcome the trend. October 24, 2010;...
America has long been defined by an enduring and powerful characteristic — our charitable spirit. This is still widely recognized by countries around the world, particularly how we combine our charitable spirit with ingenuity...
President Obama’s proposal to limit the value of charitable deductions for the wealthy would cost charities less than $1-billion, according to a new study that gives the lowest estimate yet of how the president’s plan would...
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