183. What happened when a group of friends in Brooklyn decided to donate together

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This week let’s chat about Radfund, a group of friends in Brooklyn that decided to pool their money to donate together in 2015. Ten years later, the group is still going strong and they’ve learned a lot about the pros and cons of donating together. This week’s episode is about their lessons learned and what it has been like.

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Rad Fund NYC

https://www.radfundnyc.com/

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Episode#123 The Poor People’s Campaign

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