Ahmed Javed Naseh’s arrival in the United States could hardly have been better scripted. He was greeted at the airport by a friend from Afghanistan and by a staff member of the International Rescue Committee, a charity that resettles refugees like Mr. Naseh. After helping to secure the youngest of…
By Caroline Preston
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Global Charities Face the Recession
The recession has prompted many American charities that work overseas to scale back programs, lay off workers, and put expansion plans on hold. Giving to many groups has fallen by at least 10 percent, with individuals contributing smaller amounts and some foundations committing less money to new…
By Caroline Preston
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What Lengths Should Aid Groups Go to Return to Darfur?
What lengths should aid groups go to return to Darfur?
By Caroline Preston
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Is Facebook’s Causes Tool a Failure?
Is Facebook’s Causes tool a failure?
By Caroline Preston
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What Impact Will Climate Change Have on International Charities?
How will climate change affect work of international charities?
By Caroline Preston
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Why Giving to Big, Urgent Problems May Not Always Be the Smartest Thing
Should donors focus on problems or solutions?
By Caroline Preston
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The Race for a Million Twitter Followers Ends With a Big Gift To Charity
Ashton Kutcher’s Twitter campaign aids malaria causes
By Caroline Preston
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Using the Somali Pirate Attack to Raise Money
Using the Somali pirate attack to raise money
By Caroline Preston
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In a Tight Economy, What Conferences Are Still Worth Attending?
What nonprofit conferences are worthwhile to attend?
By Caroline Preston
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New President Doesn’t Need Fawning Charity Leaders
Do nonprofit lobbying groups spend too much time worrying about their own interests?
By Caroline Preston
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