Jim Rendon

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Executive Editor, The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Washington, D.C.

Business and Finance, Health, Real Estate, Science

As seen in: The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Medium, MSN, MSN Canada, The New York Times, MSN Money Canada, MSN UK, The Independent (UK), The Washington Post, Yahoo News, Yahoo News New Zealand and

Author of Upside: The New Science of Post-Traumatic Growth and a freelance writer for The New York Times Magazine and newspaper, Marie Claire and others.

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Post-Traumatic Stress's Surprisingly Positive Flip Side

Sgt. Jeffrey Beltran pulled a heavily creased Post-it note from the pocket of his fatigues, unfolded it and l…

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Skating for Justice

Bridie Farrell was a promising 15-year-old speedskater when she started training with Andy Gabel, one of the …

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Why So Many Young Cancer Survivors Are Thousands Of Dollars In Debt

A cancer diagnosis can do much more than damage your health. For young women in particular, it can be a finan…

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After Trauma, New Strength as Well as New Scars

Who is happier, the winner of a lottery jackpot or someone confined to a wheelchair after an accident? The an…

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In Social Sports, It's About Camaraderie, Not Competition

Social sports leagues have increased in popularity and help adults meet people in a fun, noncompetitive atmos…

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Falling Toward Grace

Six years ago, a parachuting accident left extreme-sports daredevil Karina Hollekim near dead. Doctors said s…

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Inside Mark Cuban's Gilded Cage

DAN RATHER IS EBULLIENT, more so than usual, as we hurtle north from San Diego in a rented Chevy SUV. The for…

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Rusty Cloutier Has Money to Spare

Rusty Cloutier wants to lend money. If you live in Lafayette, La., you already know this. In large black lett…

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The Curse of Duncraig Castle

SAM DOBSON LIVES IN A SCOTTISH castle set on 40 acres of forested land with its own train station, boathouse …

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