Giving more convenient than Voluntourism

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Philanthropic Travel or Voluntourism, which one is for you?

By Noelle Barton

Americans' perceptions of their ability to help charitable causes has shifted in the past year, with half…

America: The History of Philanthropy

America: Making History and The History of Philanthropy

Philanthropic funding from unusually wealthy individuals is not a new development on the American scene. In 1643, Harvard College conducted what is believed to be the country's first…

Rachael Paulson Philanthropic Traveler

photo credit: Bob Karp

Exquisite Safaris supports Rachael Paulson's vision for philanthropic youth education illustrated in the following philanthropic travel article in the Morristown Daily Record.
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A Citizen Of The World

Tuesday, August 08, 2006

As a conscious citizen of the world, you can add value to the locales you visit while simultaneously broadening your own perspective.
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Philanthropic Travel or Voluntourism:  Which one is right for your family?

More Americans report donating money Is easier than volunteering time.

Introducing luxury Philanthropic Travel
Philanthropic Travel is a safe alternative to Voluntourism posted by: David, Exquisite Safaris

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Blending Business and Philanthropy

The future of foundations: Blending business and philanthropy

"There's no logical reason why the private sector and the social sector should operate on separate levels, where one is about making money and the…

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When to Travel: Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, South Africa

Monday, August 07, 2006

The question of when to travel is often a perplexing issue for first time visitors to southern Africa. The topic is complicated by different weather patterns in different parts of the region, and there are no hard and fast…

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Safari Demand

Word is out about southern Africa, and demand now far outstrips the very limited supply of safari camps in the region's prime safari areas.

If you are at the stage of initial research, our advice is…

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USA: 350,000 Deca-Millionaires

Friday, August 04, 2006

The future of the Himba people in Angola/Namibia by David Chamberlain

Phenomena such as the intergenerational wealth transfer beginning to take place- estimates now predict $12 to $15 trillion in the next 20 years- and…

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If Cambodia Can Learn to Sing Again

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

If Cambodia Can Learn to Sing Again

By Patricia Cohen
The New York Times
Sunday 18 December 2005

It seems fitting that Arn Chorn-Pond should take on the inordinately ambitious goal of trying…

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