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Giving What We Can: Princeton is the second local chapter of Giving What We Can in the US. We are building a community of people interested in giving to the most efficient organizations combating poverty in the developing world.
Our opening event held on April 11, 2011, featured talks from Jeffrey Sachs and Larry Temkin.
We will hold regular talks and social events that are open to the general public. To get involved or get more information, contact Daniel Gastfriend
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Giving What We Can is an international society dedicated to eliminating poverty in the developing world. The members of Giving What We Can
are people who have realised how easy it is to do large amounts of good in the world and who have made a commitment to give 10% of their income to the most effective charities they can find.
For a person earning $24,000 per year, this would mean saving a life each year.
These incredible sounding feats are within most people's reach.
Giving What We Can is built around two simple ideas:
- Giving away a significant portion of one's
income is easier than most people think. Far from making their lives
miserable, members say that taking the
Pledge to Give has made their lives happier and more fulfilled.
- Giving to the most cost-effective
charities massively increases the power of one's donations.
For more information, see Giving What We Can's about us page.
And join us on Facebook 
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