July 19, 2010 - (San Francisco, CA) - Give2Asia, a U.S.-based nonprofit, announces today that Ms. Weili Dai and Mr. Kai-Fu Lee are joining its Board of Trustees. The two prominent business executives will guide Give2Asia’s strategic growth and expand its platform of philanthropic services, which provide the tools and advice to support charitable projects in Asia.
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May 12, 2010 – (San Francisco, CA) - Two years ago today, a massive earthquake centered in Sichuan Province destroyed entire towns, knocked down homes and public buildings, and left 87,000 people dead and 5.5 million homeless. Give2Asia, a leading U.S. philanthropic services nonprofit, organized the second largest US donor response to this disaster, and is releasing a final report today on the US$16.6 million invested by its community in 56 different projects to help survivors.
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May 11, 2010 - (San Francisco, CA) - Cambodia is a source, transit and destination country for human trafficking. There are between 80,000 and 100,000 commercial sex workers in Cambodia, of which 30% are under 18 years old. Give2Asia, a leading U.S. philanthropic services nonprofit, and Kumar Ney Kdey Sangkheum (KNKS), a Cambodian NGO providing social services for vulnerable children, today announce a fiscal sponsor partnership, which will enable U.S. donors to improve the livelihood, health, human rights and education of Cambodian children.
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Download Give2Asia's quarterly newsletter for Summer 2010 in PDF. Our newsletters offer articles and news from Give2Asia's community of Asia-focused philanthropists.
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Click here to read the Earth Day 2010 eNewsletter focusing on new Give2Asia partner, International Rice Research Institute, and their $300 million dollar fund-raising campaign, Isha Foundation's Project Greenhands, Shanghai Roots & Shoots' efforts to lower use of plastic bags in China, and the continuing food security issues in Asia.
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Click here to read the International Women's Day eNewsletter focusing on Give2Asia partners that work with women, Facebook as a business outlet for women in Cambodia and The Asia Foundation's Women's Empowerment Program.
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