by Raissa Frenkel | Aug 21, 2019 | Raissa Frenkel: Philanthropy Blog
Families of Alzheimer’s Disease patients understand the excruciating pain that comes with watching their loved ones lose their short- and long-term memory, basic and advanced cognitive abilities, and emotional stability. Dr. Delia Cabrera DeBuc, a researcher at the...
by Raissa Frenkel | Jul 30, 2019 | Raissa Frenkel's Blog
The human brain undergoes most of its development during the first few years of life, as more than 1 million new neural connections are formed in the brain every second. Given the high rate of brain development between birth and age five, early childhood programs are...
by Raissa Frenkel | Jul 11, 2019 | Raissa Frenkel's Blog
Whether in business, medicine, or leadership, the University of Miami prides itself on providing specialized opportunities to help its students get the experience they need before they earn their degrees. For students in the University’s Nursing and Health Studies...
by Raissa Frenkel | Jul 11, 2019 | Raissa Frenkel: Philanthropy Blog
While nonprofits can largely support themselves with the efforts of volunteers and contributions from major donors, one of the best ways that an organization can consistently bring in income is by pursuing corporate sponsorship. It’s a mutually beneficial...
by Raissa Frenkel | Jun 12, 2019 | Raissa Frenkel: Philanthropy Blog
When it comes to philanthropic efforts, nonprofits should never assume that they know everything about the individuals they serve. In fact, they should dedicate resources to ensuring that the ways they help people are relevant and needed. It’s all too easy for a group...
