Martha Muña: When Philanthropy Goes Wrong

Update: 2012-11-16

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(May 19, 2012) Martha Muña describes her experiences working in orphanages across Ghana, outlining the downfalls of overseas charities and non-profits. She shares her efforts to find permanent families for children in orphanages, turning the facilities into schools and community centers through the Care Initiative and KaeMe.

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Martha Muña: When Philanthropy Goes Wrong