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Beth Kanter discusses the Working Wikily paper from the Monitor Institute.
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Lucy Bernholz takes a look at what “real” perpetuity means. Is your foundation ready for the year 3208?
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Some very intriguing ideas from the Aspen Institute.
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Tom Belford thinks nonprofits should “perform or die”. I agree completely. It is awful to have your concept fail. It is worse for it to limp along sucking up limited resources and destroying value.
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Blogs I Read Everyday
- Adin Miller's Blog
- Bob Ottenhoff Blog
- Dan Pallotta
- David Roodman's Blog
- Fuel for the Field
- Give and Take
- IssueLab's Footnotes
- Ken’s Commentary
- New Philanthropy Capital Blog
- Philanthropedia Blog
- Philanthropy 2173
- Philanthropy Action
- PhilanTopic
- Philosopher 2.0
- Reimagining CSR
- Social Entrepreneurship @ Change.org
- Social Velocity
- SSIR Blog
- The CEP Blog
- The GiveWell Blog
- The Intrepid Philanthropist
- VA£U€$ – The Blog
- Working Wikily
Other Great Philanthropy Blogs
- A. Fine Blog
- All Day Buffet
- Andrew Wolk
- Cause Global
- Chronicle of Philanthropy: Conference Notebook
- Communicate Good
- Communications Network Blog
- Createquity
- Cynthia Gibson's Blog
- Design Thinking
- Faith-Based Philanthropy
- Forging Ahead
- Foundations + Footings
- Gapminder.org
- Gift Hub
- High Impact Philanthropy
- Katya's Non-Profit Marketing Blog
- Kent Philanthropy
- Modern Giving
- Nonprofit Law Blog
- Nonprofit Periscope
- NonprofitMapping.org
- Philanthropy 411
- Philanthropy: A Foreign Policy Blog
- Private Actors in International Development
- Pulling for the Underdog
- Robert Egger's Piece of Mind
- Skoll Foundation Latest News
- SVT on Impact
- The Greater Good Blog
- The Philanthropic Family
- Uncivil Society
And, now I’ve just started a project that is working wikily – to build some curriculum … gonna learn quite a bit from that ..