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Continuing our series, Matt Flannery tells about his transition from computer programming at TiVo to co-founder of Kiva.org. His experience underlies his belief that we can all apply our knowledge and skillset for social good. Flannery tells how he used
Kiva.org is dedicated to changing the world $25 at a time, by letting us put our money where our heart is and take part in making microloans to entrepreneurs around the world. It's micro-philanthropy at work. In 2003 Matt Flannery was an engineer at TiVo
When you first heard about how Zipcar worked, didn't it sound a bit strange? You're supposed to go online to reserve a car before you want to drive it? How do you ensure that people return the car when they say they're going to? What about keeping it ful
SAN DIEGO, CA, January 08, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Jan. 16 marks the deadline for speaker submissions for the 14th Annual AMA Cause Conference, the West Coast's largest cause partnership event for nonprofit and business executives. Presented by the Sa
Did you know that a group of over 400 dedicated volunteers review every loan before it is posted to Kiva.org? In fact, every loan description on the Kiva website is carefully edited or translated by one of these volunteers to ensure an accurate borrower
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