Magic Bus among the top 5 nonprofits in India
Mumbai (Maharashtra)[India] Jan 08 (ANI/Digpu): Magic Bus's constant endeavours to operate at its best and channel its energy and talent towards developing an effective high-impact programme, is showing results.
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We need different ways of looking at problems
Matthew Spacie, founder of Magic Bus and Cleartrip, explains why the social sector needs new talent and diverse skills – and how corporate talent can make their engagement with the sector more meaningful...
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Mumbai slum-dweller gets UK’s Prince’s Trust award
The first Indian recipient of the Prince’s Trust Award — which provides jobs, education and training to young people — Tambe is on her way to become a teacher...
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What corporates can learn from nonprofits
After six years of being CEO at Motorola Solutions, when I moved to the development sector, I did so because I thought I would be bringing in some business efficacies and efficiencies, and helping Magic Bus scale...
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Meet the girls hoping to fire India to Street Child Cricket World Cup glory
I was 13 when gender first played a defining role in my life. I was lucky, in a way, that it came as late as it did. Prevented by soccer’s national governing body from playing competitively with boys, there was no nearby girls team to join instea
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The Magic Bus journey from childhood to livelihood
As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, NGO Magic Bus aims to lift millions of children out of poverty.
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