Philanthropy
A Sister’s Death Inspires the Birth of a Nonprofit Group
My sister Ella Moore always wanted to make a difference. When she died of cancer at the age of 42, I decided to help her fulfill her wish. I could have started a cancer-related organization, but that didn’t say “Ella” to me. Her life was about,... ➡
Giving Gets Social
Take a night out with the gals, add a cocktail or two, stir in some philanthropy, and what do you get? A hangover with meaning? No, a giving circle, a social way to raise funds for a cause you believe in. Rather than writing an anonymous check to... ➡
Get On (a) Board
I’ve always believed in giving back. I’ve ladled soup for the homeless, sung for the elderly at nursing homes and run/walked more than I can remember. But now that I’m, ahem, older, I want to give—and get—more. So I joined a board. Yes, it’s a... ➡
Get a Return on Responsibility
Your money reflects who you are. You buy organic, recycle, and generally try to live a good life. You want your portfolio to reflect those ethics. But investors who want to add “doing good” to their returns have to be savvy, even when considering... ➡
Women's Worth, Worldwide - A Photo Exhibit
You're not the only one with money on her mind. The International Museum of Women in San Francisco is now hosting an online exhibit called Economica. It sheds light on women's economic standing around the globe. Here's a selection from the... ➡
Donate Now, but How?
'Tis the season of giving on many fronts—personal and charitable—but in an economy like this one, it's hard to open your wallet. Some ways to let the spirit move you: Don't feel pressured to give $100 to public radio or any organization if you... ➡
