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Story: Entrepreneurship looked to as a way forward for ex-inmates

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....
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Story: Effective Funding: How foundations can best support social innovators

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...
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Story: Crisis in Kenya Update-the Murder of Melitus Mugabe Were

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....
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Story: Creating High-Impact Nonprofits

October 15, 2019

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...
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Story: Catalytic Philanthropy

October 15, 2019

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,...
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Story: Bill Strickland: Role Model for Social Entrepreneurship

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...
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The Walk

The Walk

By Mayer Hawthorne

October 15, 2019

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...
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Yellow Moon

Yellow Moon

By Neville Brothers

October 15, 2019

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:...
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“A Love Song”

“A Love Song”

By Kenny Loggins

October 15, 2019

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...
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“We Shall Overcome”

“We Shall Overcome”

By Joan Baez

October 15, 2019

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...
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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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Who Owns the Icehouse? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur

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...
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What Really Matters

What Really Matters

By John Pepper

October 15, 2019

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...
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The Social Entrepreneur’s Playbook

The Social Entrepreneur’s Playbook

By Ian C. MacMillan and James D. Thompson

October 15, 2019

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...
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The Great Escape; Health, Wealth and the Origins of Inequality

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...
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The End of Normal

The End of Normal

By James K. Galbraith

October 15, 2019

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...
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Smart People Should  Build Things

Smart People Should  Build Things

By Andrew Yang

October 15, 2019

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...
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Philanthrocapitalism

Philanthrocapitalism

By Michael Green and Matthew Bishop

October 15, 2019

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...
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Old Turtle and the Broken Truth

Old Turtle and the Broken Truth

By Douglas Wood

October 15, 2019

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...
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