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September Newsletter: “What Gets Measured Gets Done” by Tim McCarthy

October 15, 2019

The voice for creating better measurements continues to grow in the non-profit world. And that’s certainly a good thing. But my experience in business says much depends on what, and...
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September Case History: “Banking on Low-Income Families” by Corey Binns

October 15, 2019

Editor’s Note: Our foundation only dreams of becoming as effective as Center for Community Self-Help, whose mission is “Creating and protecting ownership and economic opportunity for all.” Article:
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September Article: MIX:

October 15, 2019

The Premier Source for Objective, Qualified and Relevant Microfinance Performance Data and Analysis Editor’s Note: For perhaps the first time, rather than an article, I’m recommending an entire website. I...
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October Newsletter: When You Run

October 15, 2019

A lyric in one of my favorite Avett Brothers songs (featured in Tim’s Library – Songs - April, 2010) states:                   "When you run, make sure you run, to something...
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October Case Study: Foundations as Catalysts for Collaboration

October 15, 2019

Article Link Editor’s Note: In the attached article, Jacob Harold of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation shares his perspective on the role foundations should play in aligning the self-interests...
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October Case History: “Supplies on Demand” by Hope Gibbs

October 15, 2019

Editor’s Note: Hope Gibbs does a nice job highlighting this, one of the first peer-to-peer philanthropy site. Donorschoose.org is a cool concept, nicely boot-strapped and then scaled. Article:
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October Article: The Geography of Poverty

October 15, 2019

Editor’s Note: This article’s surprise for me is that most of the world’s poorest people don’t live in the poorest countries. Does this mean sending aid to autocrats that never...
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October Article of Interest: Turning the Jobless into Entrepreneurs; Letting Talent Cross the Border

October 15, 2019

Article Link Editor's Note: As a person who was forced into entrepreneurship by losing his job, this Bloomberg point of view really caught my eye. And it gives impetus to...
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November Newsletter: The Search That Never Ends

October 15, 2019

One of my favorite cousins, Mike Murphy, teases bartenders by saying “I’m searching for the second best martini in America.” When they take the bait, they ask, “Why the second...
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November Case Study: Distance Learning and the Changing Face of Business Development Services

October 15, 2019

Editor’s Note: As part of foundation’s work to establish a CDFI (Community Development Financial Institute,) we have been researching best practices to (someday) achieve scale beyond Ashtabula County.  This paper...
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