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Articles on social change from the latest edition of SSIR
Summer 2003
Volume 1, Number 2
All too often, foundations fail to pay attention to how their endowment money is invested. Instead of finding ways to align their investments with their mission, foundations often invest without any consideration for the impact that their money might have on society. In “Where Money Meets Mission,” in the summer 2003 issue of Stanford Social Innovation Review, Jed Emerson provides a powerful argument for why foundations should align their money with their mission.
Features
Where Money Meets Mission
Breaking down the firewall between foundation investments and programming.
Field Report
One Scoop, Two Bottom Lines
Nonprofits are buying Ben & Jerry’s franchises to help train at-risk youth.
Nothing Ventured, Something Gained
When Honest Tea said no to venture capitalists, it waded into uncharted territory.
Case Study
Viewpoint
Research
The Incredible Shrinking Donor Base
When nonprofits join forces, individuals give less to the cause.
Books
Review: A New Green Order?
The World Bank's Global Environment Facility may be undermined by bureaucracy.
Review: Living, Leading, and the American Dream
Collection of essays by nonprofit leader John Gardner.
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