The everyday philanthropist a better way to make a better world
"The Everyday Philanthropist demystifies giving, charity, impact, overhead ratios and philanthropy for generous people of all ages and abilities. It's breakthrough thinking. It's a concise and counterintuitive guide for everyone--from wealthy benefactors to high school activists to fa...
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Formato: | Libro electrónico |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken, New Jersey :
John Wiley & Sons, Inc
[2023]
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009752737306719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Other Books by Dan Pallotta
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Introduction
- Part One: The Good Citizen: Philanthropy and You
- CHAPTER 1: Why Charity?
- CHAPTER 2: Why Giving?
- CHAPTER 3: You Are a Philanthropist
- CHAPTER 4: The Difference Between Acute and Chronic Issues
- CHAPTER 5: Is There a Difference Between Giving to a Nonprofit and Giving to a Charity?
- CHAPTER 6: Are All Cancer Charities Alike?
- CHAPTER 7: Why Do You Give?
- CHAPTER 8: What's Your Cause for Life?
- Part Two: Good Information Gathering
- CHAPTER 9: Find a Great Organization
- CHAPTER 10: The Three Essential Questions
- CHAPTER 11: First Question: Goals
- CHAPTER 12: Second Question: Progress
- CHAPTER 13: Third Question: How They Improve
- CHAPTER 14: Don't Rely on Others for Simple Answers
- Part Three: Good Information Filtering: Don't Be Duped by Dumbed‐Down Data
- CHAPTER 15: Questions NOT to Ask
- CHAPTER 16: Stop Asking About Overhead
- CHAPTER 17: Overhead Ratios Tell You Nothing About Impact
- CHAPTER 18: Overhead Ratios Weaken Charitable Services and Programs
- CHAPTER 19: Overhead Measures Discriminate Against Underdog Causes
- CHAPTER 20: Overhead Measures Weaken Civil Society and Diminish Civic Engagement
- CHAPTER 21: Overhead Measures Hide Unfair Differences in Accounting
- CHAPTER 22: Overhead Measures Discourage Growth
- CHAPTER 23: Demanding Low Salaries Undermines Your Strategy to Help the Most People
- Part Four: Good Media Consumption: Monitor Truth in Media
- CHAPTER 24: Be Responsible and Rigorous When Learning About Charities in the Media
- CHAPTER 25: Case Study: CNN and Boys &
- Girls Clubs of America
- CHAPTER 26: Case Study: The New York Times and Wounded Warrior Project
- CHAPTER 27: Case Study: ProPublica on the American Red Cross
- Part Five: Are We Good?.
- CHAPTER 28: It's Time to Rethink Charity
- CHAPTER 29: Recap
- CHAPTER 30: You
- CHAPTER 31: Afraid You'll Forget?
- CHAPTER 32: Want to See It on Film and Video?
- Thank You
- End User License Agreement.