Social Innovations
Making Sense of the Social Capital Landscape: Defining a Common Language
The new social capital market is great, but won't answer all of society's problems.
The new social capital market is great, but won't answer all of society's problems.
The only thing fundraisers have to fear is fear itself.
Thinking outside the fundraising box may involve a merger with a larger organization.
The energy and talents of a new cadre of leaders may help nonprofits emerge out of the economic funk.
Nonprofits' policy wish list for the new administration.
Teach For America places thousands of energetic and committed college graduates as teachers in under-resourced schools for their first jobs. In this audio lecture recorded at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Wendy Kopp shares why and how she started Teach for America in 1980, and its progress in raising the bar for under-achieving children. She also discusses how the organization rode out its "dark years," when enthusiasm and corporate support for the effort began to wane.
LaserMonks, a multimillion-dollar enterprise, sells ink-jet cartridges and other office supplies online to support its Cistercian abbey in Wisconsin and to help others.
Let's not confuse financial innovation in philanthropy with excessive risk taking.
Even in bad times, how can we afford not to make social improvements?
Let's recognize our young nonprofit professionals.