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This is an essay for the “Why I Give” column of Fall 2009 issue of GivingCity Austin magazine, this time written by Texas musician Sara Hickman. Sara’s remarkable talent (she was 2010′s official State Musician of Texas) is matched only by her big heart. Aside from being a singer-songwriter Sara is a mother and...
My father will not pass on an estate to me. There is no family fortune. Instead what my brother and sisters and I have inherited is the desire to see that things are done the right way. It plays out in each of us differently, but the common purpose we share can best be...
(Published in the Nov/Dec 2012 issue of GivingCity Austin) Joshua Bingaman, owner of Progress Coffee on Austin’s eastside, is not the typical California immigrant coming to get what he can out of Austin. Instead, he’s giving everything he is. When he was in high school, Joshua Bingaman ran away from home in Oklahoma to...
Below is our list of philanthropic professional organizations or young professional organizations (YPOs) in Austin. Some of these organizations are affiliated directly with an Austin nonprofit while others are professional organizations or associations with a philanthropic element to their mission. Please keep in mind that the activities and even existence of each of the...
So says new research published in a 2012 issue of Psychological Science and conducted by the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Business School and the Yale School of Management. Essentially, it’s a trick on your mind. “In short, we propose that spending time on others makes people feel like they have...
In the past few months, Andrew West has given me more advice than my mother has. Most of it better. Granted, they advise me on different things (Yes, Mom, I will get my hair colored soon.), but I have to remark on it because I have not reciprocated Andrew’s help one bit. I get...
We love this work. But did you know we can’t do this without you? Did you know you can now donate to support our work? For years, you’ve picked up a free copy of the magazine, clicked-through to read it online, liked our posts and re-Tweeted our Tweets. You’ve commented and shared. You’ve passed...
St. David’s Foundation Awards Stopgap Funding for Area Agencies Additional grants to allay budget concerns after United Way cuts programs’ funds. (GCAUSTIN NOTE – I don’t like to run press releases almost verbatim (see quote from Meals on Wheels and More and AIDS Services of Austin), but I think we could all use some...
Nonprofits, church groups, schools and other organizations: Now is the time to brush up on your Office skills. I mean, why not? Why should one person in your office be the “Word expert” or the “PowerPoint expert” or the like? Why would you pass up free training that would make probably your whole staff...
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