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posted: 88 DAYS 4 HOURS AGO
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Welcome to the Philanthropy Project's new state-of-the-art virtual gathering place. With the launch of this site, we're here to proclaim loud and clear: Philanthropy is not just for the rich and famous. You can revolutionize your own life by making the act of helping out many others an easy part of your daily routine.
Teacher's Birthday Wishes Arrive Annually
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filed under: Good News, Community Development, Charitable News
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Teacher Dan Stroup
Every one of Dan Stroup's students -- past and present -- will receive a handwritten birthday letter from him, this year and every year. Stroup, who has been writing to students for 30 years, mails handwritten birthday letters to students in 60 cities, 36 states and six countries.
Sunset Vigils Shine Light on Lung Cancer
posted: 5 DAYS 7 HOURS AGOcomments: 13
filed under: Health News, Health Philanthropy, Charitable News
A series of lung cancer vigils will take place across the nation tonight in a show of support for the millions of people touched by the disease, and to raise awareness about this deadliest of cancers.
'Zach Pack' Cheers Young Philanthropist
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Farmer Promotes 'Good-Food Revolution'
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A former pro basketball player finds sudden fame as the face of the urban farming movement. Will Allen's goal is to teach young people how to grow nutritious food in poor, inner-city neighborhoods. Among his fans are former President Bill Clinton.
Two Faces of Ludacris: Rapper, Philanthropist
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Ludacris is more known for his rap songs than his community service. But he is using is non-profit organization to benefit under-served communities and calling on other celebrities and hip-hop heads to give back.
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What a Pair! What a Cause!
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Dying Teen Records Dream Album
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Phil Mansfield
Given months to live in his battle with cancer, a teenage ukulele prodigy spends the time left recording his dream album, titled "Somewhere Else." World-class musicians like Dr. John, Todd Rundgren and Levon Helm collaborate on the project and the album's proceeds will help other sick children.
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