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How One Incubator Has Helped Launch 50 High-Impact Nonprofits

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By Jeremy Klemin
| Coefficient Giving
Most nonprofits start with a founder who has a cause they care about. Ambitious Impact (AIM) tries to found nonprofits in reverse: its staff research the most cost-effective interventions, then recruit entrepreneurs to launch organizations around them. Since 2018, AIM’s flagship program — Charity Entrepreneurship (CE) — has helped founders create nonprofits focused on everything from farm animal welfare to lead poisoning to premature infant mortality.
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How the Frugal Science Movement Is Working to Transform TB Testing

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By Jeremy Klemin
| Coefficient Giving
Saad Bhamla, an engineer at Georgia Tech, has been at the forefront of frugal innovation, a movement that seeks to build cheaper versions of existing scientific tools, like the $1 hearing aid. His latest innovation could well be another consequential contribution to global public health: a Raman spectroscopy device that can detect tuberculosis, all for under $100.
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How Three Grantees Are Helping People Find High-Impact Careers

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By Jeremy Klemin
| Coefficient Giving
Coefficient Giving has long supported work that empowers people to use their careers to help others as much as possible. Many people want a career with real social impact, but figuring out how to maximize that impact is genuinely hard — full of unclear trade-offs and difficult questions about opportunity cost. Traditional career advising tends to focus primarily on personal fulfilment, leaving a gap in quality resources for people who want to orient their careers toward doing good.
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