Fallout From JPMorgan Chase’s Charity Giveaway, Plus More: Monday’s Roundup
December 21, 2009, 12:15 pm
By Caroline Preston
- JPMorgan Chase & Company damaged its brand by not being more open about its $5-million Facebook contest for charities, Nathaniel Whittemore, founder of Assetmap, a start-up Web company in San Francisco, writes on Change.org.
- While the Obama administration has pursued several prominent nonprofit programs, the efforts largely ignore the needs of small charities — those with annual revenues less than $1-million, writes Rick Cohen, a national correspondent for Nonprofit Quarterly, for a Duke University blog.
- The social-media tool Twitter can help homeless services by developing an audience that can quickly respond to emergency needs, says Shannon Moriarty, a graduate student in housing and urban policy at Tufts University, on Change.org.
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