Philanthropic Organizations

You've got a great idea to help your philanthropic organization raise money for a worthy cause, but don't know how to vet your potential beneficiaries? Read on for advice on reviewing beneficiaries to ensure that their mission aligns with your philanthropic organization's work. more »

A Goodwill or Global Ambassador is someone who expands the knowledge of others regarding their or another country's culture and its people. Celebrities such as Angelina Jolie and Russell Simmons receive invitations. There are no applications—you must have political connections. more »

Landing a date with a rich woman can be a double score: You get a good meal and the chance to socialize with the upper crust. Plus, there is always the possibility of a sizable lifestyle upgrade if things go well enough. While this kind of dream date isn't particularly common, neither is it out of the realm of possibility for anyone.... more »

Corporate success is often accompanied by a wish to share success with others. Creating a corporate volunteer program is one way to carry that thought into action. The key to a good program is organized planning. Matching volunteers with needs they can address well will benefit both workers and their beneficiaries. more »

Nonprofit organizations receive their tax exempt status and privileges because their work benefits the public who also pays for it through donations. One of the most important assets that a nonprofit organization possesses is its mailing list of individuals who have requested to receive newsletters and information about the work. Most... more »