Paraplegic's Cycling Fundraiser Thwarted by French Red Tape
Seriously, what's legal in that country?
Charity/Philanthropy
Microsoft Employees Have Raised $1 Billion in 30 Years For Charity
Employee Giving Campaign began in 1983
Classical Musicians Take to the Barricades (Again)
Longhair labor disputes are the inevitable product of an impossible business model.
More Billionaires Join Buffett/Gates Charity Pledge
At least they're not giving the money to the government and it's totally voluntary, right Buffett?
Two American Businessmen Fund Private Effort to Feed Somalis
Paid their own way to get there, distributed nearly 200,000 meals and paid for the water to be turned back on at one camp
On Christmas, Escaping the Well-Lit Prison
Give the gift of forgiveness this holiday season.
The Politics of Giving
The Philanthropy Roundtable's Adam Meyerson talks about the future of charity, power grabs by the IRS, and pressures to create a nonprofit cartel.
Taking Money from Girl Scouts
Sweeping new regulations could strangle nonprofit financial literacy programs.
Homesteading on the High Seas
Floating Burning Man, "jurisdictional arbitrage," and other adventures in anarchism
