A shift of priorities to teens and consumer credit counseling leaves people with disabilities behind. It's too bad they can't keep up in a competitive world.
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Start up costs and executive salaries represent a big chunk of expenses, while the organization makes just eight substantial grants. The web site still proclaims "Don't pay for bureaucracy pay for life."
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A bad PR week for (Product)Red orchestrated out of San Francisco raises doubts about the prospects for a long-term sustainable charity campaign (sorry, business model) based on product sales without grassroots fundraising.
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A professor sees potential in the rise of incredibly large philanthropic gestures. But I wonder whether the Gates Foundation is already spread too thin to expect real impact.
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Dispute stems not only from the change in AIDS, but also different styles of charity organization in different parts of the country.
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Doctors Without Borders is a familiar name, but Global Action for Children is not a registered charity.
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Author argues that breast cancer awareness has led to lots of corporate-sponsored events, but not a lot of cure or prevention.
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This Geneva-based organization tries to coordinate a balanced world-wide response to the top three diseases, with an intense focus on results.
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What Mr. Gates' decision means for charities—and we discover why you can't find the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Form 990 from Guidestar.
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