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Making a difference without millions – how Americans give

  • Written by Thalia Plata, Editorial Intern
Making a difference without millions – how Americans giveHow do regular people participate in philanthropy? fotosipsak/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Can everyday people make a difference in their communities without millions of dollars? Lucy Bernholz, a senior research scholar at Stanford University’s Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society, believes that philanthropy is far more multifaceted than...

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