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How Michael Bloomberg's Money Affected Local Elections

By Alana Semuels

How to Help the Victims of the California Wildfires

By Billy Perrigo

Detroit Homeless Man Accepts Credit Cards and Has a Website

By Elizabeth Chuck / NBC News

Go Inside the Effort to Rebuild Nepal

By Nikhil Kumar
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World’s First 'Crowdsourced Country' Campaign Aims to Solve World Hunger

Jeremiah Heaton hopes to establish an agricultural research center on a slice of unclaimed land to help solve the world's food shortages

By Helen Regan

Stephen Colbert Funds Every Teacher-Requested Grant in South Carolina Schools

Colbert is helping to fund $800,000 worth of projects through Donorschoose.org

By Maya Rhodan

Ways to Give to Nepal Earthquake Relief

Financial support is essential to support the rebuilding process

By Kevin McSpadden

Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 17

1. Your mobile phone — working with everybody else’s — might give you a headstart to brace for an earthquake.By Jessica Leber in Fast Co.Exist2. This is the beginning of the end for oil, gas...

By The Aspen Institute

Only 40% of Ebola Donations Reach Affected Countries

The latest study shows the gap between what the world pledged to give, and what the affected countries really got

By Alice Park

Zuck, Wife Donate $120 Million to Calif. Schools

The first $5 million will support the training of principals, ramping up classroom technology and helping kids prepare for high school

By Maya Rhodan

Political money may flow via different channels

The case Shaun McCutcheon - a chief executive and political financier - brought against the Federal Election Commission has ushered in a new era of political spending

By TIME Video

When Doing Good Means You're Bad

Charitable giving ought to be something we applaud—but in some cases it gets exactly the opposite reaction

By Jeffrey Kluger
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