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Tiny Spark is an independent news program and podcast that reports deeply and constructively on philanthropy, nonprofits, international aid and for-profit social good initiatives.
Founded in 2011 by former Africa correspondent Amy Costello, Tiny Spark stories have included an investigation into TOMS Shoes and exposed the harm caused by medical volunteers in post-quake Haiti. The program also features in-depth interviews with leading voices from the world of international aid and development.
Tiny Spark investigations have been cited in a number of leading news outlets, including Slate, The Atlantic and Mother Jones. It has also co-produced a global investigative series with PRI’s The World called Tracking Charity.
Tiny Spark is supported by a grant from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Founded in 2011 by former Africa correspondent Amy Costello, Tiny Spark stories have included an investigation into TOMS Shoes and exposed the harm caused by medical volunteers in post-quake Haiti. The program also features in-depth interviews with leading voices from the world of international aid and development.
Tiny Spark investigations have been cited in a number of leading news outlets, including Slate, The Atlantic and Mother Jones. It has also co-produced a global investigative series with PRI’s The World called Tracking Charity.
Tiny Spark is supported by a grant from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Overview
Location
United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Employees
1-10
Founded date
2011
FAQ about Tiny Spark
When was Tiny Spark founded?
Tiny Spark was founded in 2011.
Is Tiny Spark still active?
Yes, Tiny Spark is active.