The Enemy Who Mistook Himself For A Friend

What We Choose To Remember There are days when I struggle to make sense of the world around me – and the people in it. On those days, the human race appears hell-bent on destroying everything we have built tog...

Philanthropic Distortion – Part 1

Responding to the people we can relate to There is a large mural in an area in Los Angeles where thousands of unhoused people can be found.  It identifies the area as Skid Row and lists the population as “Too M...
Sam Watts

Is there really a “season” for kindness?

Think Philanthropically Someone once said that we should act as if what we do makes a difference – because it does.  In the past month or so we have been implored by charitable organizations to make a differen...