How GiveDirectly prevents, addresses, and reports risks
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by GiveDirectly
5M ago
Summary: We’re improving how we report to you on risks Giving cash directly is a proven and dignified way to relieve multidimensional poverty. While your donations do a great deal of good for families in need, delivering them also creates a risk of harm and fraud, which we outline in this blog below.  You should ..read more
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Which U.S. cash programs work the best? We don’t know yet.
GiveDirectly Blog
by Sarina Jain
5M ago
Summary: Giving cash directly to people in poverty is proven to help. Our research increasingly focuses on testing the impact of different cash designs by varying how much, how often, and when people receive cash. For example, a first-of-its-kind study found the impact of delivering the same amount of cash to Kenyans in poverty is ..read more
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Protected: Charitable Donation Deadlines for 2024
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by GiveDirectly
5M ago
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Direct cash model offers lesson in leadership & humility
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by Rory Stewart
6M ago
When I was put in charge of the UK’s $20 billion global aid budget, it was easy to imagine I had “power.” I was a Secretary of State, appointed by the Queen. I had people working for me all over the world. Every day, I was asked whether I wanted to put $100 million into ..read more
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GiveDirectly pursues greater impact as Nick Allardice joins as President & CEO
GiveDirectly Blog
by GiveDirectly
6M ago
Summary: GiveDirectly has been a major player in scaling the use of unconditional cash transfers, helping build consensus among the international community that direct cash is a key component to tackling extreme poverty. Now, as we near $1 billion delivered, we’ve appointed Nick Allardice as President and CEO to lead this next phase of growth.  ..read more
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What we make of null and negative results from U.S. cash programs
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by Camille Parker and Matt Ruby
7M ago
Summary Yolanda spent some of the monthly cash she receives through GiveDirectly’s program in Cook County, Illinois on a trip to the zoo with her grandson. “It felt good because that payment helps me be able to do those things,” she said. “So I don’t have to say to my grandson, ‘Oh, we can’t do that right now.’” Nora in Georgia used some of her monthly GiveDirectly cash to move out… Source ..read more
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Protected: GiveDirectly’s approach to responsible AI/ML
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by Vera Lummis, Stella Luk and Swathi Ramprasad
8M ago
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MrBeast gives $200,000 directly to people in poverty
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by Tyler Hall
8M ago
Summary: Beast Philanthropy is a nonprofit YouTube channel that funds and films charitable acts, putting the ad revenue from their popular videos towards their next projects. They feature MrBeast aka Jimmy Donaldson, the most watched person on Earth with over 600 million followers across his social media platforms. In April, GiveDirectly’s Uganda team hosted Beast Philanthropy to document our... Source ..read more
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Survey: fewer people support direct cash transfers than you may think
GiveDirectly Blog
by Tyler Hall
8M ago
Summary In May, GiveDirectly ran a panel survey of 750 Americans who fit our common donor profile to better understand their familiarity and sentiments around direct cash. Below, we outline the most relevant findings and how they’ll inform our communications and marketing strategy. Note: we’ll continue to update this blog as we further analyze the survey results GiveDirectly began building a... Source ..read more
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A revolution in helping Africa’s poor: Cash with no strings attached | The Washington Post
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by Press
10M ago
The Washington Post reported on GiveDirectly’s work in Malawi to help people in poverty survive the climate crisis that they did not create. The organization’s ambitious goal is to extend direct cash assistance to every adult living in extreme poverty within the country. The article discusses a broader shift towards cash distributions as a preferred method of aid and highlights the urgency for... Source ..read more
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