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Nonprofits need money, deals websites e-mail people who want to spend money — it's a natural combination.
Taxpayers spend about $600 billion a year on K through 12 education. Philanthropists only spend around four billion. But they get a lot for their money.
Philanthropists are funneling big money into public education. Are they too powerful?
One organization is using small grants to create projects throughout the world. It's an example of microphilanthropy.
Freakonomics Radio's Stephen Dubner discusses strategies to get people to give.
Question: I am a volunteer volleyball coach for a local middle school here in Nevada City. Last year, the school generously gave me $300 for my w…
This final note today, a story to warm the heart. Forty-five years ago, Dennis Ferguson was living in Southern California, working for the Douglass…
Starting out today's news with some China stories. The U.S. is investigating China's clean-tech policies for violations of international trade…
