PHILANTHROPY
Creativity is key for South Florida nonprofit groups
With government support dropping and community need increasing, South Florida nonprofit organizations are finding new ways to tell their story.
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It’s the season to be giving, and Wednesday offers a unique opportunity for those who want to donate to a South Florida based-charity.
With government support dropping and community need increasing, South Florida nonprofit organizations are finding new ways to tell their story.
Giving millions of dollars — to education, scholarships, medical research and homeless programs — changes lives and communities. We all benefit when so many in our community make the choice to share their fortunes.
Public companies in South Florida and nationwide that have weathered the worst of the economy are recommitting to philanthropic investments, although many are trying to be ever-more strategic with their charitable efforts.
With the Internet making it easier than ever to showcase causes and fund projects directly, a new breed of socially aware, passion-fueled philanthropy has emerged. But what is the standard for effective giving in this era?
Twelve local individuals and institutions will be honored at this year’s National Philanthropy Day’s South Florida events
Young professionals looking to make a difference in their South Florida community are making volunteering the choice of a new generation. And many organizations are finding creative ways to involve them.
Profiling the lives and background of those making a difference in your community and beyond.