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Savvy Giving – a personal reflection – a guest post by anonymous
Savvy Giving by Genevieve Timmons is what could be described as a ‘primer’ or a ‘nuts and bolts’ book that provides an excellent overview of giving for the beginning philanthropist. Timmons discusses that there are many ways to make a … Continue reading
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Tagged A Truly Civil Society, Boyer Lectures, cultural lens, dgr, Dianna Gribble, Eva Cox, Genevieve Timmons, governance, Michel Foucault, Peter Grant, Peter Singer, philanthropist, Reconciliation Australia, Savvy Giving, SNAICC, The Business of Giving, The Life You Can Save, Timmons
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