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Give2Asia’s Philanthropic Community Takes Action In Asian Disasters

October 23, 2009 - (San Francisco, CA) - Give2Asia, a U.S. public charity which empowers donors and local Asia-based charitable groups, is partnering with corporations, foundations and individuals to help on-the-ground organizations respond to recent disasters in Taiwan, Southeast Asia and India.
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Give2Asia Hosts Typhoon Relief Call

October 19, 2009 - (San Francisco, CA) - On the morning of October 19, Give2Asia hosted a conference call on disaster response in the Philippines. Thanks to everyone who attended. In this call, we featured Dr. Steven Rood of The Asia Foundation and Gillian Yeoh of Give2Asia, each discussing immediate relief and long-term recovery needs following the tragic typhoons Ketsana and Parma.  more ...


Sakena Yacoobi of Afghan Institute of Learning, Featured in Kristof Book

September 9, 2009 - (Afghanistan) - There's a new focus on women worldwide. The New York Times magazine dedicated their entire issue one week in August to women in the developing world. Of particular focus was a newly launched book written by the well-known Pulitzer winning couple Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl DuWunn titled: "Half The Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide". The press focus on this timely book is significant-  from reviews in Harvard and People magazine, to upcoming segments on shows like "The Today Show," the time has come for women and their issues worldwide to be in the spotlight.
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Fifteen Years of Friendship

Friends-International Turns 15
July 31, 2009
- (Cambodia) - Fifteen years ago the pair, together with Barbara Adams, were so appalled and saddened by the plight of Phnom Penh’s street children that they decided to do something about it. Known as ‘the dudes’ at Friends, Mark and Sebastien still consider the whole thing an adventure. “Whenever we get a little bored we start something new,” Sebastian says. “Yeah, we’re not the boring kind,” Mark adds.
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SI: Woods looking to help Haiti relief effort

Sports Illustrated
January 15, 2009 - Golf legend Tiger Woods eyes making a contribution to Haiti relief efforts. The Tiger Woods' Foundation gave over a $100,000 to tsunami relief efforts at Give2Asia. Click here to read the article.  more ...


CNN: How to aim relief dollars where they're needed in Haiti

CNN.com
January 14, 2009 - CNN posted an opinion piece by Gillian Yeoh, Give2Asia's resident expert on disaster response. The article outlines the stages of disaster response and then provides some recommendations for how donors should think about making a difference with their philanthropy. Click here to read the article.  more ...


WSJ: Expanding Your Horizons

Wall Street Journal
November 9, 2009
- (New York) - Give2Asia
 appears in the Wall Street Journal article, "Expanding Your Horizons." The article educates readers on the role and importance of US intermediaries helping donors give internationally. The article features our partner in the Alliance for International Giving, King Baudouin Foundation United States. Give2Asia is featured in the article's table graphic entitled "How to Give Abroad," listing some of the best services for international advised giving.

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Give2Asia's Typhoon Call featured in AAPC's 48th Edition

Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium
November 1, 2009 - In the 47th edition of the AAPC's newsletter, a link to the Give2Asia Typhoon Disaster Response Call was posted. Click here to check it out.  more ...


AIL featured in The New York Times

New York Times
October 29, 2009 - "More Schools, Not Troops," is a compelling argument against more troops in Afghanistan and how it rests on this trade-off: For the cost of an additional soldier stationed in Afghanistan for a year, nearly 20 schools could be built. Writer Nicholas D. Kristof mentions our grantee/FS partner AIL in this column.Click here to read more.  more ...


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Winter 2010 Quarterly Give2Asia Newsletter

Click on the image on the left to download the Give2Asia Winter 2010 Quarterly Newsletter (128KB).  more ...


Give2Asia Fall 2009 Newsletter

Click image to the left to download the Give2Asia Fall 2009 newsletter.  more ...


August 2009 eNewsletter - Taiwan Typhoon Relief Fund

Click here to read our August 2009 eNewsletter highlighting the launch of our 2009 Taiwan Typhoon Relief Fund and mention of The Asia Foundation's Books for Asia matching gift promotion.  more ...


July 2009 - Greatest Needs Summer 2009

Click here to read the July 2009 eNewsletter featuring the summer catalog of psychosocial greatest needs for Sichuan Earthquake victims.  more ...


May 2009 eNewsletter - One Year After the China Earthquake

Click here to read the May 2009 eNewsletter focusing on the year after the Sichuan Earthquake highlighting our One-year Sichuan Earthquake Interim Report, a Greatest Needs project promoting environmental entrepreneurship in China, and a Sichuan Earthquake Study Tour recap.  more ...


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Sakena Yacoobi of Afghan Institute of Learning, Featured in Kristof Book