Embedded Philanthropy Blog Series | Social Actions
Posted by irishg on May 18th, 2009 at 04:40am
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Peter Dietz of Social Actions is launching a blog series on the topic of ‘embedded philanthropy’.
From the RED campaign to CREDO cellular phone service, embedded philanthropy has emerged as an innovative and scalable form of corporate social responsibility. Social Actions is convening the “Embedded Philanthropy Blog Series, Sponsored by Telecom for Charity” in order to draw attention to the practice of embedding donations to nonprofits in the sale of commercial goods and services.
офис столовеSocial Actions has invited leading philanthropy bloggers to respond to the statement, “Embedded philanthropy is transforming business as usual for the public good.” Between May 19th and May 31st, a number of bloggers will post their responses to this statement.
According to philanthropy blogger Lucy Bernholz, the term embedded philanthropy refers to “the (apparently) increasingly common practice of building a philanthropic gift into another, unrelated, financial transaction.”
On the NonProfit Matrix, ‘embedded philanthropy’ maps most closely onto the Charity Shopping category, which includes online shopping portals such as iGive, DonationStreet and aGoodCause.
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1 Comment for Embedded Philanthropy Blog Series | Social Actions
1. Benjamin Mckinley | March 10th, 2011 at 3:19 pm
I actually found a pretty good site called “chip-in” it allows people to donate to your cause via a few different methods.
Here is mine, as you can see I have zero donations, partially because I just started, and partially because everywhere I post this is considered “spam” and deleted. I figure here its legit since I’m sharing the link with other people looking for donation ideas
. I think it would work very well if you had a popular blog (I don’t).
Feel free to leave a donation if your feeling generous
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Thanks!
http://vesatriptofijibenmckinley.chipin.com/trip-to-fiji
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