Story: Entrepreneurship looked to as a way forward for ex-inmates
By Tim McCarthy
October 15, 2019
Written by Marcia Pledger Published: Sunday, October 10, 2010, cleveland.com Editor's Note: I enjoyed Ms. Pledger's article because we know Gus Turner and his sister and they are fine people....
Story: Effective Funding: How foundations can best support social innovators
By Tim McCarthy
October 15, 2019
By Steven Lawry, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Spring 2009 Issue Editor's Note: This article is particularly relevant to me now as I research and decide whether our foundation will back...
Story: Crisis in Kenya Update-the Murder of Melitus Mugabe Were
By Tim McCarthy
October 15, 2019
Editor's Note: International Partners in Mission (IPM) works across borders of faith and culture on behalf of children, women, and youth to create partnerships that build justice, peace, and hope....
Written By Heather McLeod Grant & Leslie R. Crutchfield Published: Fall 2007 by Stanford Social Innovation Review Editor's Note: "Forces for Good" book was recommended and featured on website bookshelf...
Editor's Note: I shared this article with our foundation's board last week because Thomas Siebel's success is the kind I strive for. Siebel decided that money doesn't solve social problems,...
Story: Bill Strickland: Role Model for Social Entrepreneurship
By Tim McCarthy
October 15, 2019
Published: January 03, 2007 in Knowledge@W.P. Carey Editor's Note: About a year ago, I ventured to Pittsburgh to see the Manchester Bidwell project first hand and talk with Bill Strickland...
Editor’s note: Sometimes I just like to laugh. This song takes an old theme (“beauty is only skin deep”) and an old sound (doo wop) and combines into something catchy...
Editor’s Note: This is one of those songs that just makes you tap your feet, especially as it’s performed live at Farm Aid concert almost twenty years ago. Favorite lyric:...
Editor’s note: Okay, it’s soupy, but I selected it because I played and sang it to my wife, Alice, some 37 years ago at our wedding. Through a lot of...
Editor’s Note: I recently saw to my surprise that 71 year old Baez is still performing and very active in rights movements and so I dedicate this, one of her...
September Newsletter: “What Gets Measured Gets Done” by Tim McCarthy
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...
September Case History: “Banking on Low-Income Families” by Corey Binns
By Tim McCarthy
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:
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...
Who Owns the Icehouse? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur
By Clifton Taulbert & Gary Schoeniger
October 15, 2019
Editor's Note: Drawing on the entrepreneurial life-lessons he gained from his Uncle Cleve, Who Owns the Icehouse? chronicles Clifton Taulbert’s journey from life in the Mississippi Delta at the height...
Editor's Note: John Pepper, former president, CEO and Chairman of Proctor & Gamble, has demonstrated that a profitable business can create and sustain a culture that shapes, and is shaped...
Editor's Note: Anyone interested in creating scalable, positive social impact while conserving resources through a disciplined approach to social entrepreneurship should read The Social Entrepreneur’s Playbook. SEA Change, a social...
The Great Escape; Health, Wealth and the Origins of Inequality
By Angus Deaton
October 15, 2019
Editor’s note: Dr. Deaton, a social economist from Princeton who is widely respected uses this readable book to separate health and income’s effects on global life quality. He is brave...
Editor’s Note: This is an easy reading book considering it is written by an economist. It’s also one that I find myself saying “that’s simply not true” when absorbing certain...
Editor's Note: I had the pleasure of meeting Andrew Yang at the City Club of Cleveland and found him to be a humble and down-to-earth guy. In his book, Andrew charts a course...
Editor's note: I wish I would have read this book before I wrote Empty Abundance . While my version of both philanthropy and book writing pales in comparison to billionaires...
Editor’s comment: I don’t usually feature a children’s book but this one is a good reminder to those of us reading to our children/grandchildren. The parable is a star (of...