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William Easterly reviews Peter Singer's new book The Life You Can Save in The Wall Street Journal and mentions GiveWell, which Singer talks about in his book.
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Any outstanding article looking at the ten most common "funding models" (known as business models in for-profits). Is your organization a "Heartfelt Connector" or a "Policy Innovator" or something else?
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Jeff Brooks at Donor Power Blog offers advice on how nonprofits should handle gifts received from donor advised funds.
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Tactical Philanthropy reader and philanthropy advisor Renata Rafferty offers an interesting critique of Jacob Harold's "Farmer's Market" analogy for philanthropy.
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A day after writing critically of Charity Navigator, Paul Brest writes a scathing criticism of The National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy's (NCRP) new Criteria for Philanthropy at its Best. He calls the Criteria "breathtakingly arrogant" even though NCRP is a Hewlett grantee.
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Phil Cubeta at Gift Hub (and director of the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy program) offers his take on the Farmer's Market analogy for philanthropy.