Searching...
10 results for “giving back”
Like, some volunteers established an organization called Seva Bharti. This organization served the slums and settlements where the poorest people live, which they call service communities. To my knowledge, they run approximately 125,000 service proje
1:03:41 / 1:04:54
from transcript1:03:41 – 1:04:54
My party is blessed with millions of volunteers who work tirelessly. I am proud to belong to the world's largest political party, and it's not like my party has been around forever. It reflects the hard work of millions of volunteers. Their selfless
2:15:44 / 2:16:48
from transcript2:15:44 – 2:16:48
Why? Well, I've got a family full of law enforcement. I know how hard the job is. And, listen, I didn't have to serve. And so I always think, gosh, so much of my success in life and so much think about how much your success as an American is related
14:15 / 15:18
from transcript14:15 – 15:18
...in these cutbacks is not just that the nonprofits lose the support they need to provide services, but they have more people at their doors. So the scale of what philanthropy can do versus the federal government is really important to understand. Now
8:07 / 9:17
from transcript8:07 – 9:17
...way. If they're giving you a dollar of their hard earned money, that's a demonstration of love for someone else, okay?
25:22 / 26:32
from transcript25:22 – 26:32
...giving away money, people like Bill and Melinda Gates, Warren Buffett. And the dollars are striking. They're more than any of us could think about giving, but they are tiny compared to what the federal government spends. You know, the Gates Foundatio
7:21 / 8:32
from transcript7:21 – 8:32
I think organizations become more bureaucratic, more risk averse over time, and so they're not able to do one of the main functions of a foundation. There's this difference between charity and philanthropy. Charity is often designed to meet any short
56:15 / 57:15
from transcript56:15 – 57:15
...right back to that founding story. Right? That's why I think it's all so consistent. We opened our doors in a segregated city to address racial health care disparities.
26:14 / 27:20
from transcript26:14 – 27:20
...to one of the questions that you asked, which is one of the things that we do is we find great people who have built organizations,
1:07:28 / 1:08:47
from transcript1:07:28 – 1:08:47
How do you dedicate both as much time and resources to this wide swath of philanthropic organizations that you do? How do you think about that in almost like a portfolio context? I'm on a lot of boards more than I probably should be, but I love every
49:32 / 50:44
from transcript49:32 – 50:44
Have a podcast?
Run your podcast through Clypt
Get ranked clips, hooks, and ready-to-post copy from your own episodes. Free to try.