Marc Zboch

Apr 30, 2020
6 min

Weird Trip to North Korea

My visit was right after a massive crop failure. Thousands were dying from starvation.

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Mar 29, 2022
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How Volunteer Tourism Benefits The Inhabitants Of Developing Nations

Millions of people participate in volunteer tourism every year, and for a good reason! It can be an enriching experience. But what many...

Aug 5, 2021
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How Americans Can Help The Filipino Housing Crisis

In many developed countries where the decision is mostly about people thinking if they should buy or rent a house, the other parts of the...

Oct 3, 2020
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How The Super Rich Can Benefit From Philanthropy

The super-rich has always been involved in philanthropy with the earliest philanthropists tending to look for ways to aid their local...

Aug 31, 2020
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Potential Problems with Philanthropy and How to Address Them

While many philanthropists have selfless motivations, this is not true of everyone who wants to give back to the global community. Some...

Aug 31, 2020
3 min

How to Become a Philanthropist: Giving Back to the Community

Many people who have achieved financial success, whether through their own efforts or inherited family wealth, have the desire to help...

Jul 14, 2020
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Changing Your Attitudes Towards Giving and Growth

Being involved in the global community can be challenging. On one hand, you can take a deep sense of personal satisfaction from being...

Jul 14, 2020
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How to Encourage Donors to Help with Philanthropic Work

Individual philanthropists may be able to support some community projects without outside help, but most projects require at least some...

I was in Haiti after the US donated a massive amount of rice. What seemed like a generous act, ended up wiping out a large number of farmers and created future food shortages. This experience led me to research and implement self-sustaining agricultural and medical projects in the developing world.

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