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Daniel Schmidt
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Editor, Philanthropy Daily
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By Daniel Schmidt, Michael E. Hartmann Verified| thegivingreview.com@ In the early 2000s, there was a vigorous debate between Italian Senator Marcello Pera and then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger about European identity and its ramifications for all of the West. The debate helped give rise to The Bradley Project on America’s National Identity, on which we worked while on the program staff of Milwaukee’s Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, and its 2008 report, E Pluribus Unum.
By Daniel Schmidt| Fyens Stiftstidende Verified Sydfyn For abonnenter Lars vil skrue ned for tavleundervisning og op for bevægelse: - Det er ikke raketvidenskab Lars Nissen underviser i matematik og idræt på Rantzausminde Skole. Han oplever at have held med at hive fysiske aktiviteter ind i matematiktimerne, da det tilgodeser elever, der ellers har svært ved at koncentrere sig. Lars Nissen ser en forskel på sine elevers motivation, når han kombinerer matematikundervisningen med fysiske øvelser.
By Daniel Schmidt, Michael E. Hartmann Verified| thegivingreview.com@ In the early 2000s, there was a vigorous debate between Italian Senator Marcello Pera and then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger about European identity and its ramifications for all of the West. The debate helped give rise to The Bradley Project on America’s National Identity, on which we worked while on the program staff of Milwaukee’s Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, and its 2008 report, E Pluribus Unum.
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Philanthropy Daily
The Center for Civil Society (C4CS) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness of nonprofits, charitable foundations, and individual donors. Established in 2021 as a project of AmPhil, it became an independent entity in 2024. C4CS aims to renew American civil society by promoting a culture of generosity, fellowship, and liberty. C4CS offers practical training, thought leadership, and educational resources for nonprofit leaders and fundraisers. Its programs include training sessions, conferences, and online resources, such as the publication *Philanthropy Daily*. The organization also hosts podcasts and events featuring senior fellows. C4CS primarily serves U.S.-based organizations, focusing on liberty-oriented nonprofits and fostering community renewal through dynamic leadership.
West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 302-635-7354
Founded: 2021