Charity and Kanji – the meaning behind Altruism
After traversing the countryside and cityscapes of Japan through blistering summer heat and frosty autumn winds for three months, I began to wonder if there are…
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Philanthropy education teaches people about the nonprofit sector and the importance of giving resources (time, skills, money) to improve the world, as well as how to do so in as effective a manner as possible in order to maximize the quality and quantity of resulting “good”. The Life You Can Save’s Giving Game Project has a goal of promoting widespread philanthropy education that will create a culture of informed and impactful giving.
After traversing the countryside and cityscapes of Japan through blistering summer heat and frosty autumn winds for three months, I began to wonder if there are…
By Michael Dello-Iacovo I was recently involved with running a Giving Game in Adelaide to help kick start a new local chapter in Australia. We introduced…
I expect that growth will accelerate modestly this academic year. My rough estimate is that the annual growth rate for Standard Giving Games will be in…
More and more groups and individuals around the world are looking for ways to spread awareness about effective giving. We wanted to find out which forms…
According to a report recently released by Atlas of Giving, after a stellar year of charitable donations in 2014, the outlook for this year is less…
For today’s blog post, I’ve asked four researchers and educators to discuss the pros and cons of our Giving Games philanthropy outreach model. Each of these…
The first Giving Game took place at Princeton University about three years ago. By the time the academic year wraps up this spring, more than 5,000…