Articles P7660

Credit to the Poor

By Muhammad Yunus & William Fuller

Muhammad Yunus was getting nowhere in Bangladesh – so he opened his own bank.

The Benefit of Doing Good

By Michael Fitzgerald

The “social discount” may not be as steep as investors think.

Is Foundation Grantmaking Biased?

By Chris McGarry

Social movement and grassroots organizations left in the cold.

The Incredible Shrinking Donor Base

By Rosanne Siino

When nonprofits join forces, individuals give less to the cause.

Government

The Problem with Bowling Alone

By Vinay Jain

Respect, local community involvement, and identity politics.

Leaders Without a Paycheck

By Victor Wishna 1

New York Cares uses volunteers to recruit and retain other volunteers.

One Scoop, Two Bottom Lines

By Ken Yamada

Nonprofits are buying Ben & Jerry’s franchises to help train at-risk youth.

Not-So-Starving Artists

By Vinay Jain

Artists for Humanity students are also employees.

The Teachers Parents Want

By Kari Lyderson

When parents have more school districts to choose from, schools are forced to hire teachers with more math and science skills who work harder and come from more selective colleges.

Satisfaction Not Guaranteed

By Vinay Jain

Foundations are more likely to satisfy grantees by being responsive, approachable, and fair, rather than by giving more money.