Giving What We Can (http://www.givingwhatwecan.org) is having its one-year anniversary on the 14th November. For those who haven't heard of it, it's a society of people, founded by Toby Ord, who have taken Singer's arguments seriously and have pledged to give at least 10% of their income to the most cost-effective causes. Five members have gone further and pledged the majority of their income over the course of their lives.
Reasons you might be interested:
We'll get some media attention on and around the 14th. Keep an eye out.
If you are in the areas of Oxford or Rutgers, you might like to get involved with one of our local chapters. The Oxford chapter is launching on the 14th and the Rutgers chapter on the 2nd December, with a talk by Peter Singer and Nick Beckstead begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting. There is also some local activity going on in Canberra.
You might want to take the pledge to give, and join the community of like-minded givers.
You might want to look at our cost-effectiveness research (cost-effectiveness is, rightfully, a popular topic on this forum) - at http://www.givingwhatwecan.org/resource ... rities.php, and also under 'charity comparisons'.
You might want to help out with further cost-effectiveness research in the future, or with the running or publicising of GWWC.
If so, or if you have anything else you want to ask about it, then post on this forum or send me an email at wdcrouch@gmail.com.
Reasons you might be interested:
We'll get some media attention on and around the 14th. Keep an eye out.
If you are in the areas of Oxford or Rutgers, you might like to get involved with one of our local chapters. The Oxford chapter is launching on the 14th and the Rutgers chapter on the 2nd December, with a talk by Peter Singer and Nick Beckstead begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting. There is also some local activity going on in Canberra.
You might want to take the pledge to give, and join the community of like-minded givers.
You might want to look at our cost-effectiveness research (cost-effectiveness is, rightfully, a popular topic on this forum) - at http://www.givingwhatwecan.org/resource ... rities.php, and also under 'charity comparisons'.
You might want to help out with further cost-effectiveness research in the future, or with the running or publicising of GWWC.
If so, or if you have anything else you want to ask about it, then post on this forum or send me an email at wdcrouch@gmail.com.