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Notes on Philanthropy

@jaynelacny.bsky.social
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Consultant researching/writing on charity sector, past and present. Advisor on preserving philanthropic archives. Oxford, England. Ex-charity CEO. #UnivofKent.

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Claire Turner @claireturner.bsky.social · 14/02/2025
Also very keen to network more broadly with people working on medicine and the senses!
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Notes on Philanthropy @jaynelacny.bsky.social · 03/02/2025
It's tough being in higher education in the UK for students and staff. Course cuts, redundancies and so tough for young people to get a foot on the academic ladder. So just wanted to share this good news concerning my son, Stefan. We know the huge amount of hard work that goes into your research.
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Notes on Philanthropy @jaynelacny.bsky.social · 27/01/2025
Kindness is in pretty short supply in many parts of the modern world. So, it was refreshing to research the philanthropic work that recently crowned Aussie Open tennis champion Madison Keys has been involved in. 1/4
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Notes on Philanthropy @jaynelacny.bsky.social · 02/12/2024
This is a request to all those brilliant folk who carry out oral history interviews. I am hoping to carry out some interviews next year and am wondering what is the best equipment to buy. What do you use? How much does it cost? What is the simplest way to do the best job? Thanks!
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Notes on Philanthropy @jaynelacny.bsky.social · 21/11/2024
Here's wishing triathlete Alistair Brownlee good luck in retirement. His legacy goes beyond sport as he and brother Jonny set up the Brownlee Foundation a few years ago to encourage young people from all backgrounds to enjoy sport and lead healthy lifestyles. www.thebrownleefoundation.org
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The Brownlee Foundation - Home
Inspiring children through sports, the Brownlee Foundation, led by Olympians Alistair & Jonny Brownlee, promotes active, healthy lifestyles and triathlon.
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Notes on Philanthropy @jaynelacny.bsky.social · 15/11/2024
Anyone else in awe at the brilliance of the latest A House Through Time series, fronted by the masterly David Olusoga? One thing struck me watching series 5 (two cities at war) was the effort made after WW2 to save archives for posterity. Without such diligence, this prog wouldn't be possible. 1/3
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