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Education is a key to escaping extreme poverty. In many poor countries, each additional year of schooling can translate into people earning 10% higher wages, which in turn contributes to national economic growth. More than 115 million 6- to 12-year-olds are not in school in the developing world; three-fifths of them are girls. Read about the complex issues behind this crucial problem, and the variety of ways that effective nonprofits improve chances for children to attend school and improve their lives.
By Dr. Elina Christian Starting yet another fundraising campaign seemed beyond the scope of our startup group, but this opportunity was too good to miss. The…
“How mass media can dramatically impact health behaviors. Announcing an new recommended charity for our Australian donors” I’m thrilled to announce that we have added Development…
A few simple steps you can take to increase your capacity to donate — even on a tight budget.
As parents, we all want to raise children who are charitable. Here are some tips and resources for teaching your children about the value of philanthropy.
The idea of sending my kids to school without a good, healthy breakfast inside them fills me with a mild terror. Yet each day literally millions…
Frances Kissling, women's rights activist and The Life You Can Save board member, discusses International Women’s Day (March 8th), " observed throughout the world as a…
What’s the best way to help children in the developed world stay in school? The answers might surprise you. While traditional international development campaigns that target…
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