Can government welfare be replaced by private charity? How much of an impact do rich people in America make on the lives of the less fortunate? To what degree does the tax code stimulate individuals and companies into making more charitable contributions? And should it? Does charity attempt to replace poor public policy? CrossTalking with Richard Land, Stephen Pimpare and Leslie Lenkowsky.
Experience Community and Giving
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The Original OKRA Charity Saloon in Houston is a bar owned and operated by several local business owners who give all the profits to the mos...
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John Schriffen sits down with NBA champion in rare interview.
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Times Square Church is organizing help requests from the Hurricane Sandy devastation and coordinating volunteer outreach. Watch their recen...
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Are you pioneering a neighborhood-level project so awesome that you think it should happen everywhere? We're looking for five community ...
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Charities, communities and businesses joined together to launch Giving Tuesday--an official day after Thanksgiving to raise awareness around...
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Ann's Choice residents in Warminster competed for fastest fingers and most beautifully decorated presents Friday. It was part of their ...
