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Social Entrepreneurship

Source: www.taprootfoundation.org
Topic: Entrepreneurship

Sort Desciption: The Social Entrepreneurship Award program is supported by funds from. the J. M. Kaplan Fund ...... Rodgers founded the Center for Teaching Entrepreneurship ...

Content Inside: T he M anhaTTan I nsTITuTe a wards 2006 Social Entrepreneurship Recognizing enterprising individuals who are helping Americans realize their full potential as citizens and members of society Social Entrepreneurship Award Mission Statement . 2006 Social Entrepreneurship Award Winners . Inner-City Neighborhood Art House . . Mary Lou Kownacki OSB . Project K.I.D.Responding to Kids in Devastation . . Paige T. Ellison . Project Lead the Way . . Richard C. Liebich . Taproot Foundation . . Aaron Hurst . Volunteers in Medicine Institute . . . Amy Hamlin Past Social Entrepreneurship Award Winners . T he M anhaTTan I nsTITuTe 2006 s ocIal e nTrepreneurshIp a wards T he M anhaTTan I nsTITuTe s ocIal e nTrepreneurshIp a wards 2006 Conservancies that use private donations from corporations or individuals to purchase land and preserve it from development. Nonprofit organizations that en- gage in political advocacy or that bring legalactionsorwhoseprimaryactivities are in response to government RFPs are not eligible for this award nor are individual charter or private schools. Five awards are presented annually. Beginning in 2007 these prizes will include one $100000 grand prizeThe William E. Simon Awardand four others of $25000 each. These will be presented to the organization founded or led by the award winner. Nomina- tions may be submitted by anyone familiar with a persons or groups activities except for a current employee of that person or group. Award applications for 2007 are available online after January 12 2007 at www.manhattan-institute.org/se. T he Manhattan Institute Award for Social Entrepreneurship honorsnonprofitleaderswhohavefound innovativeprivatesolutionsforAmericas most pressing social problems. Throughout its history the United States has been distinguished by the capacity of its citizens to solve social problems through their own initiative. From Ben Franklin and his University of Pennsylvania to Clara Barton a ...

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