Two bankers and a computer expert leave industry giants to help nonprofits become more tech savvy.
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June, 28 2011
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June, 27 2011
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June, 27 2011
Here's how you can connect with relief agencies and volunteer groups in hard-hit U.S. communities.
March, 11 2011
Also in the news: $100,000 grants available for social innovators, a comedian finds success in podcasting, and Barbie's boyfriend turns 50.
March, 2 2011
Over-45 social entrepreneurs who won include the founder of a Chinese cancer support group and an organic farmer researching homegrown bio-fuels.
March, 1 2011
Since 1961, more than 200,000 Americans -- many of them boomers -- have served around the world.
February, 8 2011
A former Tribune Co. executive created Diveheart, a novel nonprofit that aids disabled children and adults through underwater rehab.
January, 12 2011
Haiti365 is an online hub where people around the world can create video messages to the island nation's children.
December, 28 2010
The Vermont-based network of clinics staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses now reaches 25 states.
November, 4 2010
This novel cafe offers jobs and independence to adults who often have trouble finding work.
October, 28 2010
Former exec makes it his business to bring books to 5 million children ... and counting.
October, 1 2010
WhyHunger will auction off rock 'n' roll memorabilia, including a 'pelon' signed by original members of the Grateful Dead.
September, 3 2010
An eco-volunteer revels in a nature expedition to the Greek islands, her latest volunteer trek around the globe.
October, 10 2011