We got into a good conversation with the people from Good Capital awhile back. We asked some tough questions and they provided thoughtful replies. Interesting to see that they have referenced two blogs, Gifthub and Tacticalphilanthropy, along with Fast Company, on their home page. It seems that giving blogs are coming into our own, visible in a space otherwise filled with advertising-supported News & 'Tainment. As a subscriber or reader, this space is wide open to you. Please do link, leave a comment, or email me a link. The "hive mind" of knowledgeable people is far better than my own. If any topic should be communal it is giving for social change.
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March 06, 2007
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People are thinking differently about giving. And more than that,they are thinking differently about their money as a whole.
Posted by: Kevin Jones | March 06, 2007 at 10:28 PM
Agreed. About money, time, life, posterity, legacy, obligation, social responsibility, political engagement. All of a sudden what had been hallway conversations seem to have become a public and important trend.
Posted by: Phil | March 07, 2007 at 08:09 AM