Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises:
- GTak: Resource on nonprofit board recruitment & development of young/nextgen board members – see bit.ly/vRPbBU via @BoardSource
- GTak: Nonprofit Boards – diversity is great, but there's some work to be done before recruitment – on.wsj.com/s6asHp via @TrustEnabler
- GregLColvin: Giving money to support Occupy Wall Street? Other locations? Tax deductible? See my blog for the scoop. nonprofitlawmatters.com [fiscal sponsorship]
- adincmiller: Factoid 1: Federation system manages $7.8B in donor advised funds and supporting organizations; $1.1B distributed last year
- adincmiller: Factoid 2: All donor-advised funds managed by community foundations amount to $13.5B amount and distributed $2B last year
- npquarterly: Should "liking" a business on Facebook be philanthropy? Is this entering philanthropy thru the back door of marketing? owl.li/7nZep
- andyho: Social entrepreneurship and the next generation of giving – The Washington Post washingtonpost.com
- NicoleCOP: Terrific Sports Illustrated story about social entrepreneurs using sport to tackle issues like AIDS, violence. tiny.cc/50dyx
- Innov8Social: Update on #Crowdfunding Bill: House Passes 407-17 bit.ly/s91Udv
- dallant: Quote du jour: The best way to sustain a nation's competitiveness is to build human capital ~ @nickkristof nyti.ms/teQe7a
- lisachiuster: MT @clswitzer 35 is the new 23 – The Rising Age Gap in Economic Well-Being is.gd/TPbXOU via @pewresearch
- billgates: How can economic leaders help the world’s poorest people? 5 books helped me develop my point of view. b-gat.es/v9zXcp
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