Anita Breen, a CNN contributor, talks to a Christian charity advocate about how she feels about a Christian philanthropist’s desire to spread the gospel and her desire to promote Christian charity.Anita Beren, CNN contributor (CNN: CNNMoney: ANTHONY LEE)Anita talks to the founder of the Christian charity Christian Giving Alliance, who wants to spread Christianity across
According to the website of the GESSUNDHELPA charity bible, it was established in 2008 to raise funds for brain and heart research, as well as to support the research of GESSON, the German Alzheimer’s Society.It has been open since April last year and was a key player in the establishment of the institute in Greece.It
It’s an idea that’s been circulating for a while now: the brain institute, the brain foundation, the foundation for charity.It’s also one of those ideas that’s easy to ridicule.It involves a bunch of people who have nothing to do with charity and are, like, trying to make money from the public’s trust.The idea is that
The Brain Institute charity, founded by renowned neuroscientist Dr. Tariq Al-Khalidi, is set to launch a new initiative this week to train the world’s most-talented students in computer science and math.The first of its kind in the world, the program will take a student-driven approach to preparing them for careers in academia and technology, according
Fiona Murtison’s brain institute says it has not been accused by the charity the Sisters of Charity of abuse but the Charity Commission is investigating.Ms Murchinson, who is the head of the Institute for Neuroscience, said it was “disgusting” to hear the claims about her organisation.“It is disgusting to think that a charity could use
Science and technology organisations are struggling to find enough money to support research and development projects funded by their funding institutions.The new Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) is an independent body set up in 2015 to give more power to the UK’s research and technology sector.It has now been tasked with looking at how
