We promote and inspire philanthropy by delivering services that meet the needs of donors and the Asian communities they care about. Founded in 2001 by The Asia Foundation, we serve nearly 8,500 donors in the United States resulting in over $100 mil.
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- Philanthropy & diversity: Q & A with Meghna Shah 10:47am Nov 5
- Philanthropy in China: Part II 9:00am Oct 28
- Philanthropy in China: Part I 2:22pm Oct 27
Interview by Dien Yuen, Give2Asia Director of Philanthropy Reposted from Asian American Giving Blog Rockefeller Professional Advisors (RPA) produced three studies on diversity in philanthropy last year...
IRIN Asia | Asia | Indonesia | INDONESIA: WASH concerns a month after Sumatra quake | Health & Nutri
Source: www.irinnews.org
JAKARTA, 4 November 2009 (IRIN) - Thousands of survivors of an earthquake that devastated Indonesia's West Sumatra Province are still grappling with a lack of clean water and adequate sanitation more than a month after the disaster, relief workers say. ...
Source: www.nytimes.com
At least seven people were killed by Typhoon Mirinae, leaving fresh floods and new misery.
Source: www.google.com
HANOI, Vietnam — The death toll from Tropical Storm Mirinae rose to 91 in Vietnam on Wednesday as authorities stepped up rescue and relief operations in the country's central region.
By Dien Yuen, Give2Asia Director of Philanhropyreposted from the blog, Tactical Philanthropy Philanthropy during the Sichuan (Wenchuan) Earthquake Even before the Sichuan Earthquake, charitable giving was becoming a trend in China...
By Dien Yuen, Give2Asia Director of Philanhropyreposted from the blog, Tactical Philanthropy China’s influence and power is undisputable and with its tremendous economic growth, millionaires are made daily. ...
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...
Give2Asia Philippines braces for another typhoon
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MANILA — Philippine authorities Sunday put rescue teams on standby and stockpiled emergency supplies as the country braced for Typhoon Lupit in the wake of two storms which left more than 900 people dead.
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...
Give2Asia Great story: Survivors from the 2004 Indonesia Tsunami go south to help survivors of this year's Sumatra earthquake
Source: www.voanews.com
Victims of the recent earthquake that hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra are getting help from their neighbors to the north, survivors of the 2004 tsunami. In addition to providing material support, these groups bring experience in coping with disaster.
Join Give2Asia for a discussion onImmediate Relief & Long-term Recovery NeedsFollowing Typhoons Ketsana & ParmawithDr. Steven RoodPhilippines Country Representativefor The Asia Foundation& Ms...
By: Dien S Yuen, Director of Philanthropy Southeast Asia has been hit horribly by a series of tragic events. It is too difficult to convey in words the lives that were lost and the damage done to homes and businesses. The Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Western Sumatra .....
Give2Asia We are co-hosting a "State of Environmental Activism in China" event on Tuesday, October 20. For more details check here: http://tinyurl.com/yhv2gen
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Co-Sponsors: China Dialogue, Give2Asia, Harvard Club of San Francisco, Pacific Environment, Sierra Club, UC Berkeley Institute of East Asian Studies, USF Center for the Pacific Rim
PLEASE JOIN US:Tuesday, October 20, 20095:30 pm Registration6:00-7:30 pm Program followed by ReceptionThe Sierra Club85 2nd Street, Suite 750San Francisco, CA$5 Asia Society/Co-Sponsor Members$5 Students; $10 Non-MembersTo register, please call 415-421-8707 or visit...
The Associated Press reported this morning that over 160 people were killed overnight due to continuing rain, which triggered a mudslide and destroyed the entire village of Kibugan in Benguet...
