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Changing Lives, One Community at a Time
Past issues of APPC Post have talked about how “global” philanthropy has evolved. At the same time, giving has been expanding locally. Community foundations (CF) increase local involvement, improve lives and foster a culture of giving. These foundations are rooted in the communities they serve, with local stakeholders represented and consulted. (Read more) Phuket Community Foundation: Engaging a recovering community Established in 2007, the Phuket Community Foundation (PCF) raises funds for various causes that matter to this tourist haven, still recovering from the devastation of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. (Read more)
Pondong Batangan and Pondong Pinoy: Every coin counts The Philippines has quite a predicament facing its domestic philanthropy. There is a culture of bayanihan, of helping the community, but pervasive poverty keeps many from doing so. An innovative approach came in the form of Pondong Batangan, “community savings” that was funded entirely from small contributions by the community. (Read more)
Developing countries need assistance on many fronts, to the point that they often seem to be on the brink of helplessness. A natural disaster, economic crunch, and they are pushed over the edge -- people are forced to see their homes, livelihoods, and jobs taken away, without being able to do anything about it. (Read more)
First Joint APPC and WINGS event in Asia held
1. Philanthropy, Business & Government Leaders Hold Forum on Private Giving for China
The following are some websites that continue the discussion and
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[44th Edition] Changing Lives, One Community at a Time
