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Thousands of charities and their fans have been watching the Chase Community Giving program on Facebook this past month to see who would win the $1 million grand prize. Based on votes from Facebook users, Invisible Children received the grand prize, and To Write Love On Her Arms (TWLOHA) was one of five runner-ups who will receive $100,000. Leaders of both organizations have participated in the Young Leaders panel at previous Gathering conferences.Click to read articleVisit the Invisible Children websiteVisit the TWLOHA website 
Gathering participant, neurosurgeon and scientist Dr. Charley Gordon has recently authored a new book: In Plain Sight: Seeing God's Signature throughout Creation. While the gorgeous photos make it a perfect coffee table book, don't leave it there! Dr. Gordon's observations of the fingerprints of God found throughout creation and his insights and reflections on scripture make this a profound 40-day devotional.Click to learn more about In Plain Sight on AmazonRelated: Click to visit Dr. Gordon's website, DesignedOnPurpose.com 
What would cause a typical upper-middle class American family to sell their dream home, move to one that was half its size and price, and donate the difference to charity? A fourteen-year-old daughter who, upset with the disparities between the world's haves and have-nots, urged her family to make a difference in the world! Find out how much the Salwen family gained when they decided to give away half of what they had.Click to read articleClick to visit the Salwen's Website: thepowerofhalf.comCheck out the Salwen's book The Power of Half on AmazonRelated: What Could You Live Without?, NYT 
Duke University recently revealed some surprising results in their study of orphaned children in developing countries. Contrary to popular belief, the study revealed that children raised in orphanages were no worse in their health, emotional and cognitive functioning, and physical growth than those cared for in their communities by relatives, and performed better than those raised in foster-care situations. Such results may be linked to the fact that orphanages offer advantages that many children today don't get-a sense of security, permanence and home.Click to read articleRelated: Click to learn more about Happy Hill FarmRelated: Click to learn more about The Crossnore School 
Elevating the level of horror that already exists in Haiti from the recent earthquake, there are reports that sex trade and human slavery is revving up amidst the rubble. Both Mark Driscoll and International Justice Missions worker Nicolette Grams are witnessing children and teens being taking advantage of due to an escalation of the twin causes of human slavery - poverty and vulnerability.Click to read articleRelated: Island of Lost Children, The AtlanticRelated: The Underlying Tragedy, NYTRelated: To Help Haiti, End Foreign Aid, WSJRelated: Christianity Today's liveblog on Haitian relief effortsRelated: In Urgent Times, Avoiding Online Charity Scame 
Whether you're a CEO, a pastor, a business owner or leader of a nonprofit, if you want to integrate your Christian faith with your entrepreneurial gifts and dreams this summit may be for you. Offered February 21-24, 2010 at Thunderbird School of Global Management, this gathering will also create a safe place for entrepreneurs to dialogue about the unfortunate walls that often separate business entrepreneurs from their pastors and nonprofit ministry leaders. Click here for more information
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