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Haiti: What We Can Teach Our Children About Philanthropy
With the terrible tragedy in Haiti, it is often hard to see beyond the immediate devastation. But as a student of philanthropy, I find myself full of great hope. It is in the early weeks of any natural disaster or incredible tragedy that the American people exhibit such great compassion and care for others. People inherently want to do something to help. Stories of heroism, simple acts of kindness and miracles emerge from the despair. Opportunities for participatory philanthropy are abundant. This is true philanthropy at its core, to increase the well-being of humankind.
Research Shows Lack of Health Insurance Complicates Health Issues Facing Dallas-Fort Worth Women
As the nation focuses on the state of health care, women in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are among the groups across the country that are most acutely impacted by lack of health insurance, according to research compiled by the Dallas Women’s Foundation. In this region, close to one out of five women live without health insurance, above the national average of one out of eight (12.4 percent). Local women, who are more likely than men to head households alone a
Welcome to the new DWF Website!
We are so excited to launch our new & improved Dallas Women’s Foundation website. We hope to keep this new site updated with the latest news & developments with the Foundation as well as women’s issues and happenings in the DFW area! We hope that you will stop by more often to keep abreast of all the latest information. Be sure to catch up here on our new blog as well as events and ensure that you’re up to date by following us on Twitter and becoming a fan on Facebook.
We’ll see you soon!