Web Buzz
Nongovernmental Group Making Personal Philanthropy Easy — America.gov (January 16, 2008)
GlobalGiving is making giving to international development causes easy while ensuring donors their gifts have the effects they expect - and in addition, the GlobalGiving guarantee ensures donor satisfaction.
Satisfaction guaranteed by a little research — Financial Times (February 2, 2008)
Most people tend to find new non-profits through their personal network or direct solicitations from a charity. However, a number of websites have sprung up that seek to match donors with non-profits and projects that match their unique outlook. Sean Stannard-Stockton suggests that by identifying non-profits that fit your values and beliefs, you will find giving much more satisfying and may well want to become even more involved.
Digital Donations — The Gainesville Sun (February 1, 2008)
Thanks to advancements in web technology and the undeniable influence of social networks like YouTube, Facebook and Myspace, a growing number of Americans are going online to sites such as GlobalGiving to give.
Giving Site Offers Donors a Satisfaction Guarantee — The Chronicle of Philanthropy (November 29, 2007)
GlobalGiving launches GlobalGiving Guaranteed - ensuring donors a satisfactory experience, or a refund voucher up to $10,000.
 GlobalGoodness: The GlobalGiving Blog
News, updates, project picks and thoughts from the world of GlobalGiving.
Donor Power Blog: Donor Power Award (December 2007)
GlobalGiving was awarded a coveted Donor Power Award by the Donor Power Blog for GlobalGiving Guaranteed.
QuantumShift.tv (November 2007)
Quantum Shift TV - a "21st Century Storyteller" delivering solution-oriented news and entertainment that inspires and empowers people to take action - calls GlobalGiving's gift cards "some of the best (gift cards) you'll ever buy."
PHILANTHROPY 2173: GlobalGiving Guaranteed (November 2007)
Lucy Bernholz, author of the Philanthropy 2173 Blogs, gives her reaction to GlobalGiving Guaranteed (spoiler: she loves it).
Extreme nonprofit makeover (July 2007)
Katya Andresen, author of Robin Hood Marketing and the popular Non-Profit Marketing Blog, tells why she likes GlobalGiving's site makeover.
Good Redesign Example (July 2007)
onLine, the newest blog of onPhilanthropy that examines all things related to philanthropy and "being online," highlights the new GlobalGiving site's "smart Web 2.0 design... GlobalGiving has definitely gone from caterpillar to butterfly with their redesign."
Los cibervoluntarios ayudan a acortar la brecha social en países empobrecidos — El Pais (April 2007)
Spain's El Pais describes GlobalGiving and the role of the Internet in connecting donors and projects across borders (article in Spanish).
A Good Run for Your Money: What's the best way to loan a poor entrepreneur $20? — Slate Magazine (March 2007)
Jude Stewart rates organizations according to user experience, trust, and effectiveness and GlobalGiving performs well — "you can't beat that kind of accountability."
To Do: Be Generous — The Atlantic Online (March 2007)
James Fallows on how GlobalGiving.com is using the Internet to transform how people can support causes they believe in.
It's Not Just Oprah, As Many Join The Private Foreign Aid Effort (March 2007)
Julia Malone gives some examples of how small donations can have a real impact on development around the world.
Ordinary Oprahs — NPR's "Rough Cuts" with Michel Martin (January 11, 2007)
The hullabaloo surrounding the opening of Oprah Winfrey's Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa inspired this story of how others — without "Oprah-sized" pockets — have quietly been doing the same thing.
Give Globally this season — Orlando Sentinel Blog (December 12, 2006)
Laura Brost asks "...Is all this stuff really that necessary? Living in a country rich with possessions and blessed in health — or at least the ability to buy and get well — isn't it humbling to purchase even more when there are people who can't even afford to survive? That very reasoning is why www.globalgiving.com was created. The website is a go-between for those who want to donate money and organizations throughout the world who are in need of it."
Changing the World, One Gift at a Time — The Case Foundation Spotlight (December 2006)
Elaine Gast on how making a gift to charity in someone else's name is a way to honor someone you care about while making your dollars do good.
Give to Get — The Huffington Post (December 10, 2006)
Dennis Whittle on how GlobalGiving gives everyone choice, provides a direct connection with powerful work around the world, and enables people to give the gift of giving. What could be more fulfilling during the holiday season?
How to Give Away a Million Dollars (November 10, 2006)
Slate asks writers, artists, academics, and other thoughtful people: "If you had a million dollars to give, who would get it?" James Fallows, national correspondent for the Atlantic tells why he thinks GlobalGiving is deserving.
In the Head of a Globizen (November 10, 2006)
Spiritual Economics — How to Make a Difference at the Individual Level.
The Charity Long Tail (11/01/06)
The Deep Market Advanced Stock Market Analysis blog follows Time Magazine's lead (11/6 issue) in promoting the merits of "giving to the little guys," including GlobalGiving.
When Mondays are as good as Fridays (10/30/06)
Peter Brinckerhoff on his experience moderating a panel at NetImpact including GlobalGiving's Dennis Whittle..."the panelists were amazing, as are their organizations."
WorldChanging: GlobalGiving Olympics (10/23/06)
Katz on GlobalGiving's project competition.
Beth's Blog: An Interview With Mari Kuraishi (8/10/06)
Beth Kanter talks to GlobalGiving President and Founder.
Help Development Projects in the Philippines No Matter Where You Are (8/15/2006)
GlobalGiving helps drive the "long tail" of development.
Features/Stories
For Modern Kids, 'Philanthropy' Is No Grown-Up Word
Washington Post (December 30, 2007)
This holiday season, thousands of parents gave their kids "give cards," sold through philanthropy sites such as GlobalGiving.
Fast Company/Monitor Group's Social Capitalist Awards
Fast Company | December/January 2008
The fifth annual Fast Company/Monitor Group Social Capitalist Award winners have been announced - and GlobalGiving is named a "rising star."
Unique Gift Card Donates to Charity
KCBS Radio (San Francisco) | December 17, 2007
Learn about unique gift-giving options from GlobalGiving.
Give Like An Entrepreneur
Forbes.com | December 14, 2007
The Internet is reshaping the world of philanthropy, and organizations like GlobalGiving are helping meet the needs of donors who want to know where their money is going and its ultimate impact,
Twin Efforts Aim to Popularize Online Giving
The Washington Post | December 13, 2007
Leveraging new technologies and the growth of social networking Web sites, several online-giving pioneers, including GlobalGiving, have been trying to expand the pool of potential donors by democratizing philanthropy and making it more transparent.
'Tis the season for a little online altruism - E-charities help spread technology to needy
New Jersey Star-Ledger | December 11, 2007
While online consumers have made the Internet the world's shopping mall, the virtual community also has been supporting charities that can help spread technology to those in need around the globe.
Tech File: Sites help small investments make social impact
San Jose Mercury News | October 27, 2007
Larry Magid writes about how donations made through organizations like GlobalGiving complement the microlending opportunities generated by MicroPlace and Kiva.org, and play an essential role in helping people in developing countries.
Global Warming
02138 Magazine | Winter 2007
Harvard alum Mari Kuraishi discusses social philanthropy and GlobalGiving's marketplace of ideas.
You, Too, Can Be a Banker to the Poor
The New York Times | March 27, 2007
New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Nicholas Kristof describes his experiences as a micro-financier with Kiva.org, and offers GlobalGiving as a "another terrific Web site in this area."
The Maria Sanchez Show
KKZZ Radio 1590 - Ventura, CA | February 26, 2007
Host Maria Sanchez chats with GlobalGiving Chief Operating Officer Donna Callejon about what makes GlobalGiving's online marketplace unique.
A Web of Giving
Seattle Times | December 18, 2006
The power of the Internet, and organizations such as GlobalGiving, not only make it possible for donors to find organizations and causes they support around the world, but it means that even small amounts by individuals can make a big difference because of the sheer volume of givers. Business reporter Kristi Heim profiles GlobalGiving, several Seattle-area donors, and the projects they support.
Caridadglobal.com
BBC Mundo | November 27, 2006
This spanish language section of the BBC presents the ideas behind GlobalGiving, and the impact of two projects in Latin America. The article follows the path of GlobalGiving from its inception to present day, focusing on donations that have flowed to Agros in Mexico and ProCriança Cardiaca in Brazil. Readers also offer their opinions and commentary.
Treasury Issues Anti-Terrorist Guidelines for Charities
The Washington File (usinfo.state.gov) | September 29, 2006
Detailed steps established to assure charity money is not diverted to finance terrorism.
How to Give to the Little Guys
TIME Magazine | October 29, 2006
The nonprofit universe is teeming with exciting new entrants, many of which are small--close to half of U.S. charities have budgets under $25,000. Yet they are making a difference, and with a little more support, they could do much more. The good news for small nonprofits is that more and more individuals are looking to find them. GlobalGiving is mentioned as a resource to help donors navigate the nonprofit world.
How the web is changing the face of charity
The Independent | October 28, 2006
Social networking sites offer a more personal approach to charity, writes David Prosser. GlobalGiving demonstrates how donors can establish a direct link with small projects from all over the world - and choose which specific projects to support.
PRI's The World Interview with Dennis Whittle
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PRI's The World | February 15, 2006
Public Radio International's The World discusses how the web is enabling a new model of international development and philanthropy, and how organizations such as GlobalGiving are playing a key role.
Read the BBC's online version of the story: Online loans help world's poor (updated 3/1/06)
Creating a Bond Between Donation and Cause Online
The Christian Science Monitor | July 26, 2005
Although 'creativity' might generally be perceived as the ability to produce art or invent a new tool, it can also mean finding a new application for tools that already exist. This week's sites are featured, not because of cutting-edge design or use of the latest web technologies, but rather because CARE International and GlobalGiving have found imaginative ways of using the Web to deal with a specific problem... Through their respective websites, CARE and GlobalGiving are using inventive methods to strengthen the relationship between subscriber and cause - CARE, by actually taking surfers to the final destinations of their contributions, and GlobalGiving, by letting them choose specific projects to support.
Aid Recipients Might Have the Best Ideas About Allocation
The Washington Post | July 12, 2005
The customary way we dole out most aid money is through government-sponsored organizations like USAID or the World Bank, staffed by experts who are supposed to have learned over the years what works and what doesn't work. But as former World Bank economist William Easterly argues, the flaw in this "bureaucratic, supply-push approach" is that it gets very little timely feedback from its customers — the poor people in Africa, in this case. As a result, not only are a lot of the wrong projects funded, but even potentially good projects miss the mid-course corrections that markets provide... Dennis Whittle and Mari Kuraishi aim to change all that, in effect by bringing the magic of eBay, the power of intuition and the "wisdom of crowds" to the world of development aid.
Funds Seek to Draw Attention to 'Social Entrepreneurs'
Chronicle of Philanthropy | June 9, 2005
The Skoll Foundation in association with PBS encourages viewers of The New Heroes to celebrate the social entrepreneurs by organizing house parties. Giving out a free two hour DVD of The New Heroes, Skoll will match all donations made through individual house parties.
A Technological Revolution for the Greater Good
The Chronicle of Philanthropy | May 26, 2005
GlobalGiving and other emerging electronic marketplaces, could revolutionize philanthropy by innovative practices that harness technology.
A 'Tsunami' in Private Giving - Governments Should Learn from Aid Groups
The Christian Science Monitor | January 24, 2005
Stand up, America, and take a deep bow for yourself. You have crossed a remarkable threshold in compassion. Your private donations to the tsunami survivors - already more than $400 million - have exceeded your own government's financial aid ($350 million). In fact, at least one-third of American households say they have donated money to an aid group in tsunami-hit nations.
Using the Marketplace: Shopping for Development?
Alliance Magazine | December 2004
'Systemic problems are not solved by a few smart people... thinking really, really deep thoughts about really, really important things. They are solved when a vibrant and competitive marketplace first tests and then confirms or disproves an array of possibilities and approaches.'
The eBay Way
BusinessWeek | November 29, 2004
The site's founder wanted to know the best way to give. He asked, he listened. Here's what he learned.
Giving Change
The Financial Times | August 26, 2004
Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel prizewinner in economics, scourge of the International Monetary Fund and all-round charmer, is getting married. Invitations to his forthcoming union with Anya Schiffrin, journalist turned academic and saloniste of Manhattan's Upper West Side, adopt a characteristically left-of-centre approach to the question of wedding gifts.
Network Power for Philanthropy and Nonprofits
By Peter Plastrik and Madeleine Taylor, Barr Foundation
The nonprofit sector is developing into networks in order to increase efficiency. Internet based nonprofits such as GlobalGiving are an excellent example of changing nonprofit infrastructures revolving around connectivity rather than isolation.
De Tocqueville Meets eBay: Giving, Volunteering, and Doing Good in the New Social Sector
By Marcia Sharp
The electronic marketplace unleashes whole new ways for people and organizations to work together in the social sector and profoundly challenges the dominance and the operating styles of organized philanthropy.
Social Entrepreneurism and the Third Sector
Vanatage Point, Winter 2004
The electronic marketplace unleashes whole new ways for people and organizations to work together in the social sector and profoundly challenges the dominance and the operating styles of organized philanthropy.
HP shares wealth abroad
The Littleton Independent | January 21, 200
HP helps GlobalGiving
The MetroWest Daily News | January 19, 2004
GlobalGiving Web site Makes it Easy to Donate Aid
USAID Frontlines | January 14, 2004
HP employees chip in again
The Coloradoan | January 13, 2004
Hewlett-Packard employees donate 133,000 dollars in global giving effort
The Northern Colorado Business Report | January 9, 2004
Great Grants by Small Foundations
Association for Small Foundations Newsletter | Fall 2003
HP employees chip in for worldwide causes
Cupertino Courier | January 15, 2003
Give the Poor a Choice
The Financial Times | August 26, 2002
An eBay for Development
Red Herring | July, 2002
AIDS Widows Put Faith in Web
The Ottawa Citizen | August 19, 2002
Testimonials
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Press Releases
BlogHer Launches Fundraising Initiative With GlobalGiving to Support Women's Health Issues
NEWS RELEASE | April 8, 2008
(Palo Alto, CA, April 8, 2008) BlogHer, Inc. (www.blogher.com), one of the top women's online networks and the Web's number-one guide to blogs by women, today announced the launch of a fundraising initiative for maternal health projects via the GlobalGiving Web site that will culminate on Mother's Day, May 11. BlogHers Act is a global activism initiative driven by BlogHer community focusing on diverse aspects of maternal health, and the GlobalGiving program is a key component in this year-long initiative designed to make a difference in maternal health worldwide.
America's Giving Challenge Inspires More Than 48,000 People from Around the Globe to Donate $1.2 Million Online in Just Fifty Days - Parade Magazine and the Case Foundation to Award an Additional $500,000 to the Charities and Causes of
the Fundraising "Champions"
NEWS RELEASE | February 21, 2008
(WASHINGTON, February 21, 2008) PARADE Magazine and the Case Foundation, along with their online donation processing partners, Network for Good and GlobalGiving, announced today the champions of the first-ever America's Giving Challenge.
The Challenge was designed to encourage the charitable use of social networking and Web 2.0 tools and to empower individuals to fundraise and build networks of caring people around the organizations and issues they care about most. During the six-weeks of the Challenge, 48,000 unique donors contributed to nearly 700 charities and, with an average donation of $25, the Challenge raised a total of $1.2 million for a combination of US-based charities and globally-oriented causes. PARADE and the Case Foundation will add $500,000 to this total. Four national and four globally-oriented charities will each receive $50,000 for driving the greatest number of unique donors to contribute to their cause. An additional 100 charities will each receive $1,000 for collecting the most total donations for their cause, from all sources, during the Challenge.
NPower Announces GlobalGiving as Finalist in 2007 Technology Innovation Award
NEWS RELEASE | September 25, 2007
(September 25, 2007) - Washington, D.C. - NPower Greater DC Region has announced the three
finalists for their 2007 Technology Innovation Award, presented by Accenture. They are Fairfax
Symphony Orchestra for their use of podcasts to enable the orchestra to reach individuals via the
internet and through downloads; GlobalGiving for their development of Gift Certificates, online gift
certificates that can be redeemed to support a specific charity; and (RAINN) Rape, Abuse & Incest
National Network for their development of a web-based crisis hotline to provide live and anonymous
support through instant messaging.
GlobalGiving, Innocentive and Rockefeller Foundation Partner for Global Project Solutions
NEWS RELEASE | August 16, 2007
(August 16, 2006) — Andover, MA - GlobalGiving, an online marketplace for philanthropy that connects donors with grassroots projects around the world, Innocentive, the global leader in open innovative sourcing for scientists, engineers, professionals and entrepreneurs, and the Rockefeller Foundation have joined forces. Rockefeller Foundation and InnoCentive will bring the talent of thousands of world-class engineers, scientists, inventors, and business people to solve the most pressing and complex humanitarian challenges posed by GlobalGiving project leaders.
Stumped for Holiday Gift Ideas? Give the Gift of Giving with GlobalGiving
NEWS RELEASE | December 11, 2006
(December 11, 2006) — Washington, DC - GlobalGiving offers a meaningful alternative to conspicuous consumption with gift options perfect for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
Ramadan Giving Opportunities Through GlobalGiving
NEWS RELEASE | September 29, 2006
(September 29, 2006) — Washington, DC - GlobalGiving, an online marketplace for charity that connects donors with high-impact, grassroots projects around the world, has launched a Ramadan Giving initiative that offers a safe and impactful way for individuals to meet their charitable obligations during Ramadan and year round. Ramadan, a holy month for Muslims that began on September 23, is traditionally associated with fasting, reflection, and an increased focus on charitable giving.
New Gig: Little Kids Rock on Pandora and GlobalGiving
NEWS RELEASE | September 19, 2006
(September 19, 2006) — Washington, DC - GlobalGiving, an online marketplace for philanthropy that connects donors with grassroots projects around the world, and Little Kids Rock, an innovative non-profit program that provides free instruments and instruction to inner-city children in the U.S., have joined forces. Little Kids Rock will post charitable projects on GlobalGiving's website, www.globalgiving.com, joining a growing and vibrant philanthropic community. Little Kids Rock's first project, Give 200 Students Access to Music Education, complements over 350 other projects in 60 countries currently featured on www.globalgiving.com..
Do Something Different This Mother's Day: Help Tackle Global Poverty
MEDIA ADVISORY | May 5, 2006
(May 5, 2006) — This Mother's Day, One Shared World SM is encouraging American women to honor their mothers and other special women in their lives by skipping the flowers and doing something to help end global poverty. Through May 14, the Campaign's Web site www.onesharedworld.org is featuring unique, free Mother's Day e-cards and downloadable keepsakes, as well as a meaningful alternative gift idea: a Mother's Day donation to a program of their choice that helps women lift themselves and their families out of poverty.
Casio Exilim Limited Edition & Custom Cameras Auctioned for Charity
PR Newswire | March 27, 2006
DOVER, NJ (March 27, 2006) — Casio Inc, a leading manufacturer of consumer electronics, is striving to help rebuild schools in the Gulf Coast area that were devastated by hurricane Katrina. Casio has donated Exilim cameras that will be sold for charity on eBay with the eBay Giving Works program. The cameras will be available for bid from April 4 through April 14.
Leo Burnett Selects GlobalGiving as Pro Bono Partner
PR Newswire | March 8, 2006
CHICAGO (March 8, 2006) — Advertising agency Leo Burnett USA today announced the selection of GlobalGiving as its new non-profit partner as part of its Packaged Good pro bono initiative. A web-based marketplace that brings together donors with social enterprise projects in need of funding, GlobalGiving was selected from a pool of nearly 400 diverse public service organizations that submitted proposals for the opportunity to work with the agency.
Donations to Tsunami Recovery and Rebuilding projects through GlobalGiving Having A Profound Impact in Affected Countries
NEWS RELEASE | January 25, 2006
Since January 2005, donors through GlobalGiving, an Internet-based philanthropy service putting donors in control of where their money is spent, gave to 46 projects that have brought clean water to more than 135,000 people, provided shelter for over 20,000 people, supplied food to almost 23,000 people, educated more than 3,400 children, equipped 6,200 people with boats to regain their livelihoods; and delivered vital news and information to 50,000 people.
GlobalGiving enables donors to decide how their money is used for disaster relief efforts
NEWS RELEASE | November 16, 2005
GlobalGiving, an Internet-based philanthropy service that connects individual and institutional donors directly to social, economic development, and environmental projects around the world, provides donors with a broad selection of trackable projects to choose from when they are moved to help those with critical needs.
Omidyar Network and Hewlett Foundation Invest $2.3 million in GlobalGiving's Mission to Reinvent International Philanthropy
NEWS RELEASE | August 2, 2005
GlobalGiving, an Internet-based service focused on making international philanthropy more efficient and high impact, received a second round of operational grant money from Omidyar Network ($1.5 million) and the Hewlett Foundation ($800,000). Both organizations support GlobalGiving's mission to build a marketplace that helps fund social and economic development projects around the world, while creating an engaging donor experience.
GlobalGiving Announces Expanded Partnerships with Major Funders
NEWS RELEASE | July 19, 2005
GlobalGiving is proud to announce expanded partnerships with two of our strategic funders, Omidyar Network and the Hewlett Foundation. Recent grants from both organizations, in support of general operating activities, are integral to GlobalGiving's continued efforts to build and enhance a highly efficient philanthropy marketplace...
GlobalGiving Serves as Official "Giving Platform" for Donations to Projects of The New Heroes on PBS
PR Newswire | July 5, 2005
The New Heroes need help. In a PBS documentary highlighting innovative social entrepreneurs, 12 amazing projects take viewers around the world with The New Heroes. These heroes can receive donations through GlobalGiving which will be matched by the Skoll Foundation until August 31.
Skoll Foundation Leverages Technology to Inspire Grassroots "Giving Circles" with a Global Focus
PR Newswire | June 14, 2005
The Skoll Foundation is creating "giving circles" where viewers of the new PBS series, The New Heroes, can gather and give to any social entrepreneur highlighted in the television show.
GlobalGiving Announces the Hire of Dr. William Hogan to Take Over the Role of CEO
NEWS RELEASE | May 27, 2005
In an effort to build the company's technology and organizational capacity, GlobalGiving, an Internet-based service for international philanthropy, announced today its hire of William Hogan, founder and former CEO of multiple technology companies in Silicon Valley.
Duran Duran Donates Tsunami Relief Funds to GlobalGiving and the Freeplay Foundation
NEWS RELEASE | March 28, 2005
In an inventive approach to charitable
giving, Duran Duran is donating $4,000 raised at auction for a soccer ball signed by more than two dozen celebrities. The band is donating the proceeds to the Freeplay Foundation via the GlobalGiving charity fundraising network. As a member of GlobalGiving's 2005 Tsunami Relief Fund, the Freeplay Foundation is worki
GlobalGiving Announces Winning International Economic Development Projects at Global Philanthropy Forum's 4th Annual Conference on Borderless Giving
NEWS RELEASE | March 8, 2005
GlobalGiving, an Internet-based service that connects individual and institutional donors directly to social, economic development, and environmental projects around the world, announced today that five projects will split $100,000 in prize money awarded at its 2005 Marketplace. The Marketplace, a first-of-its-kind live event, was held as part of the Global Philanthropy Forum's 4th annual Conference on Borderless Giving March 2-4.
Duran Duran and GlobalGiving for Tsunami Relief
NEWS RELEASE | February 18, 2005
From March 7th-17th, Duran Duran will host an auction on eBay, featuring a soccer ball signed by some of the most popular entertainers today. All of the proceeds from this star-studded auction will go toward tsunami relief projects on GlobalGiving.
GlobalGiving and Center for International Disaster Information Launch Strategic Partnership
NEWS RELEASE | January 19, 2005
WASHINGTON - GlobalGiving, a global internet portal connecting individual and corporate donors with tsunami relief and other development initiatives, today unveiled dedicated web space for relief activities around the world through sponsorship from the Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI). CIDI is a nonprofit organization incorporated by the US Agency for International Development in order to coordinate domestic humanitarian response to international crises.
GlobalGiving Channels Relief to Tsunami Disaster Zone
CSR Wire | January 6, 2005
GlobalGiving, a global internet portal acting as an 'E-Bay' for development, has dedicated web space for relief and reconstruction within the tsunami disaster zone in Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand.
Response to CNN Story on Legislative Challenges to International Giving
NEWS RELEASE | June 29, 2004
BETHESDA, MD - On June 20th, CNN ran a feature story about the negative impact the PATRIOT ACT has had on international giving. The reporter had done a previous story on the work of Bernard Krisher, an ex-journalist who has been running an economic development project in
The North Face Explores Innovative Method for International Giving
NEWS RELEASE | May 26, 2004
SAN LEANDRO, CA - The North Face announced today that it has signed an agreement with GlobalGiving to fund and promote community-based development projects overseas. The North Face sponsors as many as five expeditions a year, sending world class athletes to remote international destinations. Through GlobalGiving, The North Face will be able to identify and fund social and economic development projects in the regions where these expeditions take place.
Skoll Foundation Awards GlobalGiving Million-Dollar Grant to Grow the Int'l Development Market
NEWS RELEASE | May 26, 2004
BETHESDA, MD - GlobalGiving announced today that it has received a $1 million grant from the Skoll Foundation. The grant, one of the largest given by the Skoll Foundation, will be used to support continued development of
GlobalGiving's operational infrastructure. Founded by former World Bank executives, GlobalGiving is emerging as the leading online marketplace for international aid and philanthropy.
Visa International and GlobalGiving sign partnership to innovate international aid
NEWS RELEASE | January 20, 2004
GlobalGiving names Carol Realini Executive Chairman
NEWS RELEASE | January 1, 2004
GlobalGiving Foundation names David L. Goldwyn Chairman of the Board
NEWS RELEASE | December 31, 2003
Global Philanthropic Exchange Allows HP Employees to Select and Support International Development Projects of Their Choice
NEWS RELEASE | November 25, 2003
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