Panel: Why Effective Giving Is More Important Than Ever

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Hear from One For The World and Giving What We Can representatives about the pressing need for effective giving across causes and across the world!

Savita Deo and Fernando Martin-Gullans will present on the two organizations and what you can do to help people and animals today and in the future. Following the presentations, there will be time for Q&A with both of the speakers.

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Savita Deo is the Organizing Manager for One For The World, working with undergraduate and graduate chapter leaders as they inspire their campus community to take the 1% pledge; this includes developing and implementing chapter strategy, motivating and educating chapter leaders, and working to incorporate community organizing principles into chapter outreach.

Fernando Martin-Gullans is a professional ballet dancer and founder of Artists of Impact: a global community of artists committed to helping others in the most effective ways possible. He's been a Giving What We Can pledge member since 2020, committing to give 10% of his lifetime income to highly effective charities. Fernando has worked professionally with ballet companies such as the Royal Ballet, Houston Ballet, and Birmingham Royal Ballet.

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