DonorSee Imposing $450 Max On All Future Projects
Effective immediately, DonorSee will be imposing a $450 max on all future projects posted on our platform. After spending a year and a half fundraising... Read more
Category: Charity
The Charity Reformation: A Movement To Prioritize The Poor
The very planet that we share is inhabited by human beings living in destitute poverty. And the most influential institutions that have been set up... Read more
Oxfam’s Simple Minded Rhetoric About Inequality
Luxury yachts, cigars and playboys fanning themselves with money are not images you would expect to see in the twitter feed of a development organization.... Read more
Charity & Consumerism: A Match Made In Hell
Consumerism works because the customer both pays for the service and benefits from it. If the service is lacking, the customer stops paying. If the... Read more
DonorSee’s Superior Humanitarian Aid Model
In a recent twitter poll, my followers were most curious to know why DonorSee is not an official 501c3 nonprofit (like most humanitarian organizations). Because... Read more
Saving The World With Behavioral Science
There are two reasons people don’t do things: No motivation (i.e. “I don’t want to”) No ability (i.e. “I don’t know how to”) There are... Read more
America’s Degenerate Son
Imagine a family whose oldest son could be described as the typical lazy Millennial. He rarely worked, spent a bunch of money frivolously, and had... Read more
Charities Are Unsustainable
All charities start small, compassionate, and full of hope. The way it should be! But, as they grow, they develop a disease that I call Uncontrollable... Read more
The Myth Of American Generosity
As someone who is often critical of American consumerism, one of the most common retorts I hear is “yeah, but did you know America is... Read more
Effective Altruism Is Lame
A very nice Scottish fellow named Will MacAskill has been gaining popularity recently for championing the movement of “Effective Altruism.” The concept is simple. It... Read more