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A conversation with Steve Aronson: ‘The character of Costa Ricans will save us’

The U.S.-Costa Rican philanthropist chatted with us before being honored as a CRUSAder of the Year.

Fundraising dinner to honor Christiana Figueres, Steve Aronson

All proceeds will be donated to outstanding Costa Rican nonprofits.

Comedy for a good cause

Raising money to empower girls while getting some laughs along the way.

Tico Times distributors can keep the proceeds or donate them to a worthy cause

Casitas Tenorio is the first business to sign up to donate Tico Times proceeds to a local nonprofit.

New grant program seeks to boost Costa Rican nonprofits

The new grants are designed to help nonprofits in Costa Rica build their organizational capacity.

CRUSA, Amigos of Costa Rica launch Tico Times philanthropy news section

On this #GivingTuesday, two nonprofits with a shared mission create a new space for stories and information about people making a difference in Costa Rica.

The power of kindness: Karma Tribe in Costa Rica

“It’s an amazing project that’s going to change the world!” my colleague Jacqueline told me excitedly. “It’s a new way for people to connect and start helping each other.”

Football legend Dave Rimington: ‘There’s a lot to like about Costa Rica’

"Between holding fishing tournaments in different locations and traveling a lot on my own, I find there is an awful lot to like about almost all of Costa Rica. For retirement I thought about looking somewhere up near Playas de Coco."

New scholarship fund to send Costa Rican students to the United States

The new fund will invest $1.45 million over four years to offer technical scholarships to public-school students.

New international campaign raises funds to protect Costa Rica’s ocean life

Donors at www.4amigos.org can contribute to a fund that supports a group of leading marine organizations in Costa Rica.

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