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The U.S. has seen major trends in philanthropy since our founding, and a notable one is Giving as Social Reform, or to solve social problems. This kind of giving became more prevalent in the 20th century, and it continues in many powerful forms.
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It's the last weekend of July. Fill your time with crafting, dancing, theatre and puppies!
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When we look at our nation’s traditions of philanthropy, an important one is Giving as Improvement, or to maximize human potential. This kind of giving gained traction in the 19th century, and it continues today.
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Take time to explore students' artwork on view this weekend. And head downtown to dance at the Sunset Canopy in Tom Lee Park
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Several years ago, Dolph Smith, an iconic artist from Memphis, gave me a small five-inch ladder that he had made from poplar trees, the state tree of Tennessee.
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Learn what to look for if you need a short-term cash advance and how some companies are using such loans to scam individuals.
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With a name like “Bar of Tropical Escapism,” you know you are in for some fun.
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As we mark Independence Day this month, we’re taking a closer look at our nation’s traditions of philanthropy.
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There are plenty of opportunities to catch live music this weekend, from jazz to local acts to hip-hip on strings!
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How did we become a society of complainers?
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Discover how companies can use free trials and undisclosed information to scam you out of your hard-earned money.
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...so I thought I’d share one of my favorite desserts to make with this summer berry - my Rustic Blueberry-Lemon Tart.