Launching the Giving Games Platform
The Giving Games Project is delighted to make available a customizable Giving Games Platform and instructions for each stage of its use. This is a core…
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Giving Games, created by The Life You Can Save’s COO, Jon Behar, is a form of effective, affordable philanthropy education designed to teach people about effective charitable giving. The program has been used in 20 countries, primarily in classes or clubs on university campuses but also in other education settings as well as by businesses, churches, etc. It employs “experiential philanthropy”: participants learn by giving away real money (usually provided by the presenting organization) to real charities after hearing short presentations and joining in group discussions about the merits of different non-profit organizations.
The Giving Games Project is delighted to make available a customizable Giving Games Platform and instructions for each stage of its use. This is a core…
Stefano Gunawan, One for the World UniMelb founder and co-president, recaps a lively and successful Giving Game they ran for their chapter's launch.
This is the third in a 5-part blog series by TLYCS's COO Jon Behar laying out a framework aimed at answering the question, "What’s the best…
This is the second in a 5-part blog series by TLYCS's COO Jon Behar laying out a framework aimed at answering the question, "What’s the best…
This is the first in a 5-part blog series by TLYCS's COO Jon Behar in which he presents a research framework aimed at answering the question,…
Conferences provide an impactful opportunity to promote effective giving. This is the broad take-away from an experiment promoting effective giving at two conferences in recent months:…
With another school year in the books, it's time to take stock here at The Giving Game Project. This report reflects back on our progress over…
A Giving Game is a great approach to sharing this side of your life in a non-confrontational way with people to whom you are close. It…
“If others have half the experience I had today, they will be completely changed.” That’s what a participant told me after the end of a Giving…
By Michael Dello-Iacovo I was recently involved with running a Giving Game in Adelaide to help kick start a new local chapter in Australia. We introduced…
I expect that growth will accelerate modestly this academic year. My rough estimate is that the annual growth rate for Standard Giving Games will be in…
More and more groups and individuals around the world are looking for ways to spread awareness about effective giving. We wanted to find out which forms…