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Birch Community Services gives away food and asks for life-change in return

Winnings for cancer. The church grocery. Protecting donor intent.

David Weekley: homebuilder, charity-grower, and hard-nosed inquisitor

A scholar and Navy SEAL shares his secrets for reintegrating vets at home

Catholic schools have power and potential beyond book learning

How a misfit revolutionized paleontology with a big boost from philanthropy

The virtues of advertising, overhead, and other wicked ways of doing good

The National Christian Foundation s ability to turn unusual contributions to gold is creating a new trove of generosity

Fighting poverty from the ground up

The Hobby Lobby president describes his forthcoming Museum of the Bible

Inmates change their lives with great works of literature

A Secret Santa. Disaster giving. Taxing church attendance. Adopt a neighborhood.

The Youth Orchestra of the Americas is bringing symphonic beauty to new audiences, thanks to Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg

Philanthropically supported groups helping students grow in their faith are embraced by participants, but also face threats

Aid for Assyrians. A monk's secret to schooling. Anonymous animal lovers. Rescuing an orchestra.

The donor couple discusses endangered birds, marriage, and more

Happiness spreads to both donor and recipient in Jewish and Christian teachings

Mutual aid lives on in the battle against medical bills

Local news and research journalism as charity causes

Alan Barnhart and his brother Eric owned a $250 million company. Owned. Past tense. Because they gave it away.

Churches and donors lift thousands of children out of the foster-care bureaucracy

For years now, she has been at the forefront of the educational-reform movement.

Now in its thirteenth year, Birthright is coming of age

Handing down heritage in Canada and Israel, spending down by 2016

A Texas couple create a new community to help women exit cycles of abuse.

Denny Sanford on his $1.4 billion in giving to medical research, physics, and more.