Luke Freeman

Executive Director, Giving What We Can

Executive Director of Giving What We Can

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Luke Freeman, executive director of “Giving What We Can,” a community of effective givers, discusses the act of giving and what it means to be intentionally altruistic.

Effective giving: The best ways to donate time and money

Luke Freeman, executive director of “Giving What We Can,” a community of effective givers, discusses the act of giving and what it means to be intentionally altruistic.

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