Philanthropy and Giving
Analysis of restricted giving to nonprofit organizations : challenges and best practices
... A Study of Native American Philanthropy: Charitable Giving Patterns.. Concepcion Guerrero University of San Francisco.[r] ...
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Pre-paring philanthropy: The mimesis of business and the counterfactual construction of care
... Indeed many of the new managers said that after the initial work shock, they had come to love their new jobs, seeing them as perfect vehicles for the deployment and development of their skills. Comments such as ‘Although ...
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Corporate philanthropy through the lens of ethical subjectivity
... corporate philanthropy are described along a continuum ranging from altruistic to strategic motives (Hemingway and Maclagan 2004; Saiia et ...in philanthropy, hence, might consciously or unconsciously be ...
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Corporate philanthropy in the UK and US: the impact of cycles, strategy and CEO succession
... of giving to charitable causes, assuming that firms are profit ...that giving relates more to one’s value system, and less to one’s income, which is reflected in Schervish’s (2005) statement that ...
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Islamic philanthropy and the private sector in Indonesia
... There is another important factor compelling private companies to become new players in the Indonesian philanthropic sector. The in- creasing process of Islamization during and post New Order era has provided a broader ...
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Foundations, philanthropy and international journalism
... The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and development journalism An examination of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) provides preliminary evidence that foundation funding is shaping development news content ...
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Scholarship as a Corporate Philanthropy, "A Half Blood Philanthropy" Strategy to Sustain
... “half-blood philanthropy” strategy also makes corporate to understand the link between philanthropy and competitive ...corporate giving and how they can achieve the greatest social and economic ...
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A New 'New' Philanthropy : from impetus to impact
... their giving (Bagwell et ...what philanthropy can do, it also has its limits, as illustrated by many of the chapters in this ...of philanthropy that place community first or that occurs as simple ...
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Elite Rivalry: Government and Philanthropy in Israel
... dingly, giving an organization or a project from a purely altruistic position motivated expresses a value con- nected to the contributor’s ...are giving to a school that the contributor graduated from, a ...
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Philanthropy in Britain during the First World War
... Many of these are still in use today, such as flag days, which, though not invented during the First World War, mushroomed after 1914. Direct mail to potential donors was used for the first time to any significant extent ...
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The value added approach of contemporary entrepreneurial philanthropy
... charitable giving and ...charitable giving and efforts to alleviate the ills of society ( largely centred on Christian charitable values) (Bradley, ...
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Corporate philanthropy in New Zealand : exploring the corporate philanthropic relationship : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Management, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, January 2012
... theorised giving and receiving in the form of traditional gift-giving as social relationships (Mauss, 1924; Liebersohn, 2011; Vandevelde, ...that giving and receiving are acts that include ...
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Religious non-governmental organizations and philanthropy in Indonesia
... traditional philanthropy by supporting other poor people in their families and neighborhoods as well as supporting religious organizations such as the Muhammadiyah, the NU, pesantrens (Islamic boarding schools), ...
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Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy—Making a Difference through the Buckman Fellowship
... anyone giving time, money, experience, skills or networks to create a better ...of philanthropy comes the notion that we all have the potential to become more ...philanthropic. Philanthropy should ...
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The new Victorians? Celebrity charity and the demise of the welfare state
... celebrity philanthropy has an intensity unmatched since the nineteenth century – as put forward by the media programmes discussed earlier - is echoed by a number of writers and ...of philanthropy’ ...
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How can International US Health and Indigenous Foundations build their capacity to fund health in remote and rural Australian Indigenous communities?
... Foundation‘s international health investment to remote and rural Australian Indigenous people. It does this primarily through the application of appreciative inquiry tools to the ‗giving‘ culture within US ...
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Pro Bono? On philanthrocapitalism as ideological answer to inequality
... of philanthropy as something to be done after office hours and with the profits earned and then most often as basically a ...think philanthropy as part of competitiveness planning (Porter and Kramer, 2002; ...
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On Standardizing Philanthropy
... of philanthropy described earlier, which is also known as the business model ...of philanthropy as “New Philanthropy”. New Philanthropy mostly refers to philanthropists who earned their wealth ...
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Higher Education and Philanthropy Potential in the GCC States: Analysis of Challenges and Opportunities for FDI and Venture Philanthropy in the MENA Region
... Venture philanthropy is a relatively new style of philanthropy centering around four primary characteristics: a close relationship between the investor and individual or organization, a long term commitment ...
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The Relationship between Job Burnout, Organizational Citizenship Behavior, and Staff Performance in State Tax Organization
... Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) was first proposed by Bateman and Organ in early 1980s. Despite the fact that these behaviors were sometimes neglected in traditional evaluations and appraisals of occupational ...
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