What would you give up to help the poor?
Guest post by Jennifer Korman, Founder of Don’t Wait, Donate When I talk to college students and young professionals about giving to charity, many are quick…
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Guest post by Jennifer Korman, Founder of Don’t Wait, Donate When I talk to college students and young professionals about giving to charity, many are quick…
The Life You Can Save is excited to introduce the redesigned and improved Effective Altruism Forum. Launched last month, the new forum promises to be a…
The Seva Foundation, one of our recommended charities, has restored the eyesight of 3.5 million men, women, and children in the last 35 years. In honor…
Our third Giving Game guest post features a corporate Giving Game played by thirty-five team members of TGG Group, a Chicago-based consulting firm co-founded by Freakonomics…
Between 2003 and 2013, the Schistosomiasis Control Initiative (SCI) has delivered over 100 million deworming treatments to people who are infected with schistosomiasis and tropical worms—and…
For Christians, giving money and resources to help the world's poorest people is not merely a moral recommendation. On the contrary, if we are to take…
Guest writer Margo McAlear reflects upon her experience teaching high school students about effective giving. Here she discusses the Giving Game that she organized for her…
Giving What We Can: Penn (GWWC:Penn) ran a Giving Game in March 2014 in collaboration with IMPACT Magazine, a social impact magazine on campus. Rossa O’Keeffe-O’Donovan,…
Today we're excited to announce Possible's second Quarterly Impact Report. As one of our recommended effective charities, Possible is a nonprofit health care company that delivers…
In my last two posts, I talked about how I chose to set up a giving plan and make some lifestyle changes so that I could…
In my last post, I discussed what I did when I was first setting up a plan to give while living on less than $30,000. In…
Is there a place in the effective altruistic movement for those of us making less than $30,000 a year? Giving is something we all can do…