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Tag Archives: Generosity
Paths Are Made By Walking
This is the third post in a summer series I’m calling “What Are You Reading? Wednesdays.” Every Wednesday in August, you’ll find a short review of thought-provoking books, articles and speeches about generosity, money, philanthropy and more. Enjoy! ** “Travelers, … Continue reading
Posted in Charitable Giving, Community, Generosity, Random Acts of Kindness, Service
Tagged Appalachian Trail, Backpacking, Community of Giving, Daily Good, Generosity, Giving, Graduation Speech, India walks, Inner Net, Nipun Mehta, Pilgrimage, Traveling, University of Pennsylvania, Walk
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The Case for a Gift Economy
This is the first post of a summer series I’m calling “What Are You Reading? Wednesdays.” Every Wednesday in August, you’ll find a short review of thought-provoking books, articles and speeches about generosity, money, philanthropy and more. Stay tuned. ** … Continue reading
Posted in Charitable Giving, Gift Economy, Money, Nature
Tagged Arts, charles eisenstein, Economic, Economics, Generosity, Gift Economy, History of money, ian mackenzie, love economics, Money, Nature, occupy love, occupy together, occupy wall st, relationship to money, revolution is love, sacred, sacred activism, Sacred Economics, Short Film, Social Science, soul of money, spirit
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The Philanthropy of a Smile: Teaching Kids to Be Generous
As a parent, you want to give your kids everything in the world, and at the same time, teach them to be caring, generous beings. So how do you switch their mindset from “Gimme!” to “Let’s Give”? Here’s an inspiring … Continue reading
New Blog for the Charitable at Heart
Hello and welcome! This is a new blog for grantmakers, donors, mission-driven folks and otherwise charitable beings: anyone thinking about philanthropy, doing philanthropy, or engaged in activism or service. Whether you are making grants, giving away money or goods or … Continue reading
Posted in Charitable Giving
Tagged Charitable Giving, Generosity, Philanthropy, Service, Volunteerism
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