
A modern twist on old-fashioned giving circles takes microphilanthropy macro.
What the hell is contributory consumption? It's Simon Mainwaring's crazy idea for transforming our economy—and it just might work.

Compared to Haiti, corporations are rushing to donate to Japan, where they have more colleagues and customers. The American people not so much.

Americans gave a lot more and a lot faster to Katrina and Haiti than to Japan. American corporations? Well that's a different story.

Here's what the economy looks like to nonprofits that are helping the people who fall through the cracks.

On this day of compulsory spending between loved ones, we can broaden the practice of love and gifting. Here's a few ideas, and a good reason!

Last week on GOOD, Twitter, and Facebook, we asked our friends: Why is philanthropy important? We ask a question to our Twitter and Facebook...
If you were going to change the world, which problem would you tackle?
Bill Gates and Warren Buffet are heading to China later in the month. But they're having trouble getting dinner dates with China's upper crust,...

It’s easy to beat up on finance folks. Maybe it’s that whole facilitating the collapse of the global economy thing. Or maybe it’s just the...
I want to share the website for my newly launched pet food pantry, Hungry Paws Pantry. This project is my "baby" and Im trying to make it grow!...
The Hunger Site has just added yet another easy and FUN way to generate donations to outstanding organizations working to eliminate poverty and...
Slate has just released its annual Slate 60 list, its annual list of those who gave the most money to philanthropic causes in the last year. The...
The earthquake in Haiti has spurred an intense groundswell of support from around the world. Many governments, companies, and individuals have...