PHILANTHROPY & POLITICS

How President Obama Can Promote Social Innovation

By Paul C. Light

President Obama appears ready to make a major federal commitment to supporting America's most innovative charities.

He is said to favor a new White House Office of Social Entrepreneurship and a multi-million-dollar fund to finance new answers to old problems like poverty, disease, and hunger. He is also said...

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