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by Dana Jensen
Can you imagine a world without lions? It’s hard to do. Yet these iconic animals, the supreme rulers of the African bush, are facing a dire situation. In their latest wildlife adventure film, "The Last Lions," National Geographic presents a true,...
by Dee Benzing
Quick question: What do Hillary Rodham Clinton, Kenna, Guy Laliberté, Matt Damon, the President of Liberia, and Bono have in common? Answer: They all used 2010 World Water Week (March 22–26) to express their passion for providing access to safe,...
by Dee Benzing
Today we celebrate World Water Day–a day set aside to reflect on the vital role that this simple resource plays in the lives and livelihoods of people around the world. Many of us are familiar with the statistics: water-borne diseases cause the...
by Allie Burns
This week, members of the Case Foundation team had the privilege of attending the National Geographic Explorers Symposium, an incredible gathering of National Geographic's Emerging Explorers, Explorers-in-Residence, Visiting Fellows, and others to...
by Allie Burns
  Even at a time when we are facing some of the most difficult economic conditions in our nation's history and corporate dollars are tight, organizations continue to recognize the importance of their philanthropic efforts, exemplified by...
by Jean Case
Last week we kicked off a section of our site, dedicated to highlight companies who recognize the importance of doing well by doing good, with our post I spy companies that care. The goal of this section and series of blog posts is to shine a...

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by Guest Blogger
At a 2012 Giving Pledge learning series event hosted by the Case Foundation, entitled "Connecting for Good: How Social Media is Driving Social Good," Robert Michael Murray of the National Geographic Society explains the importance of building a...