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Women and philanthropy: Boldly shaping a better world

  • Source : Google Books
  • 1 January 1970
This book explores the growing influence of women in philanthropy, arguing that they are "boldly shaping a better world" through their unique approaches to giving. It highlights the increasing financial power and strategic engagement of women as donors, foundation leaders, and social investors. The authors delve into the motivations, values, and giving patterns that often distinguish women’s philanthropy, emphasizing their focus on social justice, community development, and collaborative initiatives. The book provides insights and strategies for engaging women in philanthropic endeavors, showcasing inspiring examples of their leadership and impact in addressing a wide range of global challenges.
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Social Innovation, Inc.: 5 strategies for driving business growth through social change

  • Source : Wiley
  • 1 January 1970
This book outlines five strategies for businesses to integrate social innovation into their core operations, aiming to drive growth and competitive advantage. Through diverse case studies like IBM’s CSR initiatives and the Grameen Bank, the author demonstrates how creating shared value can align commercial success with societal impact. The book advocates for strategic design, robust stakeholder engagement, diligent measurement, effective scaling, and adaptive learning as critical components for embedding social innovation within business models.
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Small change: Why business won't save the world

  • Source : Penguins
  • 1 January 1970
Michael Edwards critiques the pervasive belief that corporate social responsibility and social enterprise alone can solve global social issues. He argues that while business can contribute, profound and lasting change necessitates systemic reform, robust public policy, and active democratic movements. Edwards emphasizes that market-driven charity often falls short, advocating instead for increased citizen action and greater accountability of global systems. The book serves as a reminder that complex societal problems require comprehensive, structural solutions beyond commercial philanthropy.
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Charles Edward McGuire. Music and Victorian Philanthropy: The Tonic Sol-Fa Movement. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009. Pp. 264. $90.00 (cloth).

  • Source : Cambridge University Press
  • 1 January 1970
This book offers a fresh perspective on Victorian social history by examining the Tonic Sol-Fa sight-singing system and its societal impact. Charles Edward McGuire combines musicology, social history, and theology to explore music’s perceived power in the Victorian era. Through case studies on temperance, missionaries, and women’s suffrage, the book traces how John Curwen and his son developed and promoted this system globally, demonstrating the belief that music education could improve morals and transform society beyond just musical skill.
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Third Sector Research: Philanthropy

  • Source : Springer
  • 1 January 1970
This chapter on philanthropy within third-sector research addresses key challenges, including the characterization of philanthropists as elites and the emerging nexus between entrepreneurship and philanthropy. It develops a conceptual framework emphasizing mutuality in philanthropic exchange. The chapter concludes by discussing future developments challenging philanthropy, such as revisiting longevity or rationing. These evolving considerations may either invigorate philanthropic forms through renewed purpose and innovation or lead to their ossification by clinging to outdated practices, highlighting the dynamic nature of the philanthropic landscape.
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Power and love: A theory and practice of social change

  • Source : Berrett-Koehler
  • 1 January 1970
Kahane presents a compelling framework for social change that integrates "power"—defined as strategic action—with "love"—compassionate partnership. Through practical tools, real-world stories, and systemic thinking, he offers guidance for facilitating inclusive transformation in diverse and complex environments. The book argues that sustained progress requires a fluid balance between these two fundamental drives to navigate and resolve challenging societal issues effectively.
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Venture Philanthropy–From Operations to Finance

  • Source : Nomos eLibrary
  • 1 January 1970
This publication explores the evolution of venture philanthropy, specifically focusing on its shift from an operational-centric model to one that increasingly emphasizes financial considerations. It delves into how venture philanthropists are adapting their strategies to incorporate more sophisticated financial tools and investment approaches while maintaining their commitment to social impact. The book examines the challenges and opportunities associated with this transition, discussing how organizations can balance rigorous financial management with their philanthropic goals. It provides insights for practitioners seeking to optimize their operational and financial strategies within the venture philanthropy framework.
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Trembling Philanthropists? Missionary Philanthropy under Pressure

  • Source : link.springer.com
  • 1 January 1970
This book chapter explores the evolving landscape of missionary philanthropy and the pressures it faces in contemporary society. It delves into the challenges encountered by faith-based philanthropic organizations, including changing geopolitical contexts, evolving donor expectations, and increased scrutiny over their methods and impacts. The author examines how these pressures influence their operational strategies, funding models, and relationships with beneficiary communities. The chapter offers a nuanced perspective on the resilience and adaptability of missionary philanthropy amidst external and internal pressures.
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The Business Case for Philanthropy

  • Source : Nomos eLibrary
  • 1 January 1970
This essay presents a pragmatic business case for corporate philanthropy, arguing that it extends beyond altruism to offer tangible benefits such as enhanced reputational value, improved stakeholder alignment, and bolstered market legitimacy. It suggests that philanthropy should be strategically viewed as a business-enhancing tool in competitive environments. The piece outlines various motivations for corporate giving, from pure altruism to market-driven objectives, and details the societal and business impacts. It highlights how effective corporate philanthropy can lead to improved public image, employee recruitment, innovation, and ultimately, competitive advantage.
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Emerging Trends in Social Justice Philanthropy in Egypt

  • Source : Google Scholar
  • 1 January 1970
This book examines emerging trends in social justice philanthropy in Egypt. It investigates the rise of new philanthropic models aimed at promoting social justice, particularly in response to Egypt's socio-political challenges. The author explores the role of philanthropy in addressing poverty, inequality, and human rights issues within the Egyptian context.
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