Argues that many legitimate charities, especially ones run by religious groups, do nothing to reduce poverty and dependency, and examines the types of results-oriented projects that would encourage such social changes.
Contents
The bad news about good works -- Partnering with business -- Social entrepreneurs -- Return on investment -- Meeting market demands -- Reciprocal exchange: food -- The three Rs of community development -- Gentrification with justice: education and economic development -- For-profit missions: international development -- Conclusion.