The concept of "giving back" to one's community is not new, but the people and organizations highlighted in this selection of features are learning how to use technology to improve their lives and their communities, and bridge the gap between the haves and the have-nots in modern society.
- Genius at Change
- Social entrepreneur Bill Strickland offers advice from the front lines of change -- San Francisco's nonprofit Bayview-Hunters Point Center for Arts and Technology. Anni Layne
- 62 Ways to Give Back
- Fast Company leaders offer inspiration and guidance for giving back during this holiday season. Fast Company
- He`s a Model Citizen for the 21st Century
- Silicon Valley`s Tom Hayes is a man with a plan -- to create charities as smart and agile as their counterparts in business. Michael S. Malone
- Health and the Profit Motive
- Victoria Hale creates the country`s first nonprofit pharmaceutical company. Alison Overholt
- Here, Charity Begins On-Site
- One Click Faster Amy Wilson Sheldon
- Making Unseen America Visible
- Bread and roses transforms ordinary working americans into artists with cameras. Daniel H. Pink
- Here`s a Business Plan to Fight Poverty
- The social entrepreneur who pioneered `microlending` has launched a new company. Its goal: a cell-phone in every village. Peter Carbonara
- Can We Stay As Smart As Our Stuff?
- In a new era of smart everything -- tires, airplanes, and appliances -- humans may be hard-pressed to keep up. Christopher Meyer
- Unwiring the World
- Small, intelligent communities are working to combat the digital divide. Bonnie Schwartz
- Digital Rx
- When leaders of the Detroit Medical Center launched a major financial turnaround two years ago, they saw that they had a big money problem. Here`s how the DMC is using digital remedies to treat its fiscal condition. Scott Kirsner