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Wise Giving Wednesday: Breast Cancer Awareness In October
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Give.org offers tips for donors supporting charities addressing this issue.
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Art Taylor: Impact and Collaboration
In this week’s episode, our Host and the CEO of BBB Wise Giving Alliance, Art Taylor, talks about the connection between impact and collaboration in the nonprofit sector.
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Wise Giving Wednesday – $1 Million Charity Theft Spotlights Online Security Issues
Give.org sheds a light on online security threats for charities.
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Cindy Lott
In this week’s episode, our guest is Cindy M. Lott, Clinical Professor of Philanthropic Studies; Director, Professional Doctorate of Philanthropic Leadership; Stead Policy Fellow. Listen now as Cindy shares the details of new, exciting developments at Indiana University’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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WISE GIVING WEDNESDAY: BE CAUTIOUS OF 100% CLAIMS IN APPEALS
Give.org recommends donors to question 100% claims in appeals from charities.
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Donating for Libyan Flood Relief
Give.org tips to donate to relief efforts for victims of the devastating floods in Libya as a result of Storm Daniel.
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Art Taylor with Basic Giving Tips
In this week’s episode, the Host of The Heart of Giving Podcast and the President and CEO of Give.org, Art Taylor, offers some basic giving tips for donors to help them make wise giving decisions.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Giving in Response to the Earthquake in Morocco
Give.org tips to donate to relief efforts for victims of the devastating earthquake in Morocco.
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Donald S. Wood, Ph.D., Muscular Dystrophy Association
This week our guest is Donald S. Wood, Ph.D., President and CEO of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. He discusses recent breakthroughs in medical research and the treatment of neuromuscular diseases. He also looks fondly back on their historic Labor Day weekend telethon.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Ukraine Pets and Animals in Wartime
In this installment of our Ukraine Blog Series, Kateryna Zhuk writes about the struggles of the animals and pets in Ukraine during wartime.
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Charity Navigator and Personal Giving Portfolios
This week our guests are Michael Thatcher, President and CEO, Charity Navigator, and Ben Horwitz, Vice President of Business Development & New Ventures, Charity Navigator. Listen now to learn more about their latest venture.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Five Questions to Ask About Donating to Hurricane Idalia Relief
Give.org recommends donors to ask these five questions to help them make wise giving decisions while donating to Hurricane Idalia relief efforts.
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Donald S. Wood, Ph.D., Muscular Dystrophy Association
In this episode of our Building Trust Video series, we talk with Donald S. Wood, Ph.D., President and CEO of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Read our full report on the organization here, https://bit.ly/3OPvuqW
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Jamie Horst
In this week’s episode, our guest is Jamie Horst, Chief Purpose Officer, Traditional Medicinals. Jamie manages the company’s sustainability efforts, and she shares more about Traditional Medicinals’ philanthropic activities.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Assisting Tropical Storm Hilary Recovery Efforts
Tips for donors to help the victims of Tropical Storm Hilary.
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Robin Steinberg
In this week’s episode, our guest is Robin Steinberg, the founder of the Bail Project and three other high-impact organizations: the Bronx Defenders, the Bronx Freedom Fund, and Still She Rises.
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Wise Giving Wednesday – Ukraine Housing Crisis
BBB Wise Giving Alliance is pleased to release the third entry in a series of posts by Kateryna (Katya) Zhuk. Katya heads a Ukraine charity monitoring organization, Charity Tuner.
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Thoughts on Clothing Donations
In this episode, our Host and CEO of BBB Wise Giving Alliance, Art Taylor, shares his thoughts on clothing donations.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Donating for Maui Wildfire Relief
Tips for donors who are donating to the relief efforts to help the victims of the Maui wildfire.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: FTC Warning on Disaster Scams
Tips for donors to spot potential disaster charity scams