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What could be more central to the human experience than desire for happiness and meaning? Yet as we know, these attainments are far out of reach for millions living in poverty around the world. The good news is that research shows a correlation between philanthropy and happiness; in other words, putting some of your resources towards improving the lives of others is shown to improve YOUR life as well. It’s a win-win. Read on to learn more.
On the 7th of June 2024, Vincent van der Holst, is cycling 130km without hands in an attempt to break a world record while raising funds…
Last month, I attended a preview screening of the thought-provoking film Uncharitable. Based on Dan Pallotta‘s 2013 TED talk, this powerful movie challenges our understanding of…
As you explore Peter Singer’s book, The Life You Can Save, you may want to consider how Peter’s ideas can actually impact your life and provide…
Harnessing the power of diminishing marginal utility to save lives by Frank J. Martin Thinking at the margins will save lives. Focusing on the additional unit,…
BY JOSÉ OLIVEIRA | 24 MAR 2022 A dreadful life is like carrying a huge rock up a mountain just to see it roll down the…
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…
"I could never afford to give to charity. At least that’s what I told myself."
Imagine deciding to give half your salary to charity for a year! That’s exactly what Dr Henry Howard is doing in his first year, earning income…
"Recently, it occurred to me that money is the thing I trust most. I’m not exactly proud of this fact, and I want to change it.…
Bringing Famine, Affluence, and Morality to Life by Frank J. Martin It is December 2020, the pandemic’s “second wave” is battering California. Many of my neighbors, including young…
"If you knew you had the ability to save real lives, would you do it? Because in the 21st century, that is our reality."
"It’s undeniable that if you’re reasonably well off in a developed country, you can save a life for far less than the cost of your own,…
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