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An Entrepreneur Talks About How One Person Can Change Another’s Life

October 13, 2020
AFRICA CHILD TRAFFICKING
Joao Silva, The New York Times, REDUX
Childhood slavery in Ghana.
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Philanthropists and Charity Leaders Discuss Better Ways to Fund and Operate Nonprofits
  • The Head of a Community Foundation on the Importance of Investing in Local Leaders
  • Nonprofit Leader David Shapiro on How Mentoring Can Expand Equity

In the latest edition of Giving Done Right, a podcast produced by the Center for Effective Philanthropy, hosts Phil Buchanan and Grace Chiang Nicolette talk with Jason Hackmann, an entrepreneur and major donor who has quietly been investing in efforts to end childhood slavery in Ghana. Hackmann discusses the role that his personal experiences and faith played in motivating him to address the cause.

We appreciate the opportunity to share this podcast and want to note that the interview was conducted by Buchanan and Nicolette with no involvement from the

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Philanthropists and Charity Leaders Discuss Better Ways to Fund and Operate Nonprofits
  • The Head of a Community Foundation on the Importance of Investing in Local Leaders
  • Nonprofit Leader David Shapiro on How Mentoring Can Expand Equity

In the latest edition of Giving Done Right, a podcast produced by the Center for Effective Philanthropy, hosts Phil Buchanan and Grace Chiang Nicolette talk with Jason Hackmann, an entrepreneur and major donor who has quietly been investing in efforts to end childhood slavery in Ghana. Hackmann discusses the role that his personal experiences and faith played in motivating him to address the cause.

We appreciate the opportunity to share this podcast and want to note that the interview was conducted by Buchanan and Nicolette with no involvement from the Chronicle’s newsroom.

To see a transcript of this podcast, click here.

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