10 Tips for Charitable Giving During Retirement
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But, to get the most out of your giving, I have some tips for you.
Here are 10 tips
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But, to get the most out of your giving, I have some tips for you.
Here are 10 tips
While you’re reading this blog, I’m in East Africa working with 2 charities–BeadforLife and Bearing Witness Rwanda. Both are great organizations and I look forward to sharing more with you upon my return.
As all my clients know, even when I’m out of town I watch things closely and (with modern technology) am available in short order. If you leave a message or an email, I’m back with you before you know it.
I love Africa, the African people, and the good work we’re doing here. Africa is improving and I’m proud to be associated with groups that are making a difference.
Happy Easter to you all. I return on April 23rd.
A friend of mine, Ian Engle, is Executive Director of the Center for People with Disabilities.
He recently gave a great interview (in my humble opinion) talking about the Independent Living Movement, Americans with Disabilities Act, etc.
He’s very knowledgeable and cuts right to the chase. I like that.
Consider listening to his 4 minute interview.
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This Sunday the 27th at 7pm at the Boulder Theater eTown, a nationally syndicated radio show, will interview founder Torkin Wakefield and present the organization with an E-Chievement Award!
Yeah!
Come join me in celebrating the good work this charity is doing in the world.
BeadforLife Award Announcement
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The poorest 5% in the United States are richer than the richest 5% in India.
What conclusions do we draw from this? I suppose it depends on your view of the world. My liberal and conservative clients are going to draw different ones, so I guess I’ll sidestep the whole question.
I know I’m a wimp.