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The story of giving circles.

tgam.ca Craig and Marc Kielburger, co-founders of Free the Children, talk about why the started their charity. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

Giving money to certain charities that are registered can provide the giver with documentation to file along with their tax return. Deduct charitable contributions on tax returns that do not exceed 20% of a person’s gross annual income safely and legally with tips from an experienced tax professional in this free video on tax deductions. Expert: Kristen Brand Contact: www.accell-us.com Bio: Kristen Brand has over eight years of accounting experience. She is a CPA in Florida and is a practitioner in Florida’s Certified Audit Program for sales and use tax. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

tgam.ca Jenn Heil, Olympic Gold medalist for freestyle mogul skiing, talks about her trip to Africa, where she met the first generation of girls from the community to receive an education. Heil donated 000 to Because I’m A Girl and challenged Canadians to raise -million for the initiative. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

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Give away all of your profits to charities.

tgam.ca Marc and Craig Kielburger talk about how parents and teachers can motivate young people to develop an interest in philanthropy. The brothers eventually founded Free the Children, a worldwide charity to help impoverished children in around the globe. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

Winner of a Shell LiveWIRE Grand Ideas Award for December 2011, The Giving Card is a discount card linked to charitable giving. In a nutshell, the general public can save thousands of pounds a year on their shopping, charities get additional revenues and the companies the business work with get free advertising and increased footfall into their stores and websites. It offers charities an easy way to raise extra revenues and increase their public profile, involving no charges or stockholding at any time. It also aims to reward people and businesses that want to support charities.

tgam.ca Canadian hip-hop artist Kardinal Offishall explains how learning more about charities and the changes they’ve made motivates him to provide support. Offishall was a performer at this year’s We Day performance hosted by Free the Children. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

tgam.ca Belinda Stronach, a former MP and CEO of Magna, explains how she got started in philanthropy. It started with Spread the Net, a campaign she began in 2005 with Rick Mercer, which has raised -million to buy insecticide-treated bed nets for children and pregnant women in Liberia and Rwanda. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

tgam.ca Jenn Heil, Olympic Gold medalist for freestyle mogul skiing, talks about how she got involved with charities like Because I’m A Girl. The Globe and Mail is taking an in-depth look at the state of charitable giving. As part of the series, we’ve interviewed prominent philanthropists about their causes and their perspective on charitable giving.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly in an early 90s commercial for United Way. Co-starring Kevin Polowy as “Kid in the Blue Shirt.”

While Cameron Cohen, an 11-year-old boy, was stuck at home with a hip-to-toe brace, unable to play ball and run around like boys his age, Cameron decided to spend his time learning computer programming and mastered the language of iPhone applications. Cameron used his new-found skills to design iSketch, an iPhone drawing software application that was later approved by Apple for online purchase. Last March, Cameron spent 10 days at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center and Orthopaedic Hospital (SMUCLA) after undergoing surgery for a benign bone tumor. I had great care in the hospital, Cameron says, but realized that other kids in the hospital need things to help make them feel better, too. With that in mind and a generous heart, Cameron decided to donate a portion of his iSketch earnings to SMUCLA to help purchase electronic and entertainment items for other pre-teens and teens to enjoy during their hospitalization. I know Cameron was so pleased with care from his orthopaedic surgeon, Jeffrey Eckardt, MD, and I was glad he decided to help other kids, says his mother Lisa, who volunteers with Mattel Childrens Hospital UCLAs Todays and Tomorrows Children Fund, which helps support research by faculty in the Department of Pediatrics. Learn more at www.uclahealth.org/mattel