Individual Giving
What Charity Navigator Gets Wrong About Effective Altruism
Why we can and must try to answer the question: What charities do the most good?
Why we can and must try to answer the question: What charities do the most good?
The superficially enticing “logic” of effective altruism ultimately leads to a moralistic, hyper-rationalistic, top-down approach to philanthropy that can kill the very altruistic spirit it claims to foster.
In Accra, Ghana, social entrepreneurs are working to reinvent the public library for the 21st century.
The buy-one give-one model popularized by TOMS shoes is growing in popularity and in its social impact.
The effective altruism movement has the potential to create an aspirational anchor, which may change giving practices over time.
Reinventing Philanthropy presents a new look at individual giving, focusing on maximizing actual impact rather than donor gratification.
Effective giving requires strong personal relationships and networks.
By creating mechanisms to efficiently plan for uncertainty, philanthropists can ensure that they maintain forward momentum and keep their impact on track.
Setting aspirational goals can inspire more people to get involved in your cause—and meaningful milestones can keep them engaged.
It’s getting easier for consumers to donate to charity, but do they even want to?