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Charity CHAMPs - get involved with microphilanthropy now!
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Together, small actions of individuals can achieve large goals. Let Charity CHAMPS inspire you to get involved with microphilanthropy now!
- Author: Sylvia
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Recent Posts
Globosocial Adventures Full of Social Innovation Goodness
With all the voting hubbub going on for Charity CHAMPS voting on ACF I have met lots of people interested in microphilanathropy, and have been in some very stimulating conversations about social innovation. One great place to visit for social innov...
“Microphilanthropy”? What??
Charity CHAMPS’ mission is to get more people doing good in small ways. The small actions all add up, after all, to big things, and if you follow this blog, you will have seen the staggering growth numbers of organizations doing “microphi...
Vote for Charity CHAMPS, boost microphilanthropy!
Today is day 3 of Round 2 of the Aviva Community Fund up in Canada. The slogan of the competition is “Supporting what’s important to you”. Charity CHAMPS is promoting microphilanthropy amongst youth, the most important, but least en...
Kiva not what it seems…?
If you’ve been following the debate surrounding whether microcredit works or not you’ll be interested to read A Mostly Comprehensive Guide to the Kiva and Donor Illusion Debate, written earlier this month. While I’ve written several...
Toques & Beavers a Must Visit for Canadians
If you follow this blog you’d know that I’m always on the look-out for online microphilanthropies with a Canadian bent (I am Canadian afterall). For the most part I actually don’t think it really matters where the microphilanthropy ...
“Does microlending fight poverty?” – Wrong Question To Ask
On this blog I’ve written two previous posts on microfinance (also known as microcredit or microlending) and its effects. Well the debate regarding whether microlending solves poverty still rages on, and this month, the Boston Globe published a...
