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Personal stories in philanthropy bring to life the information and guidance in A Guide to Giving through inspiring, real-life examples of individuals who have made a difference in the lives of others.
Sir Ronald Cohen: Sir Ronald Cohen wants to achieve a "radical improvement in the UK's capacity to create wealth, economic growth and employment".
Ram Gidoomal: A visit to a slum in Bombay inspired Ram Gidoomal to do more with his charitable giving.
David Gold: David Gold's A Glimmer of Hope foundation is "light on paper, high on engagement".
Sir Peter Lampl: Sir Peter Lampl established The Sutton Trust to challenge educational inequality in the UK.
Dr Frederick Mulder: Dr Frederick Mulder enjoys involving "people in philanthropy who were not engaged before".
Michael Oglesby: Michael Oglesby is founder of Bruntwood Estates, "a family business, whose values and commitment to work in the community are at the heart of the company".
Gordon Roddick: Gordon Roddick advances social change through social enterprise.
Dame Stephanie Shirley: Dame Stephanie Shirley takes an entrepreneurial approach to her philanthropy.
Mr & Mrs A: Mr & Mrs A have increased the effectiveness of their giving by establishing a charitable trust with a formalised decision-making process.
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