“This book is the primer for social innovation. Nina Vasan and Jennifer Przybylo are leading their peers to become the socially responsible, creative generation that the world is waiting for.”
—Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and founder of Grameen Bank

“The book we’ve all been waiting for—brilliant and full of energy, this manual provides the tools and step-by-step instructions to transform anyone into a leader of social change. So hands-on and high-yield that it will never gather dust!”
—Nancy Lublin, CEO, DoSomething.org

“An outstanding leadership guide that empowers young entrepreneurs to be the change and take action today. An essential companion for the classroom, boardroom, and chatroom.”
—Alan Khazei, cofounder of City Year and founder of Be The Change, Inc.

“As a college professor, I see energetic students every day who aspire to ‘change the world.’ Do Good Well fills a critical void by giving these passionate individuals the know-how to lead meaningful action and maximize their impact. A book that is most impressive in both the breadth and depth of topics it covers and the sageness of the advice it provides.”
—Christopher Winship, Diker-Tishman Professor of Sociology, Harvard University

“Do Good Well serves as a catalyst to help those who want to accelerate social change. It is the ‘go-to’ reference on how citizens can make a big impact in their communities and around the world!”
—Sonal Shah, first director of the White House Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation

“Nina Vasan and Jennifer Przybylo offer a thorough and compelling road map to starting and managing effective, collaborative, and sustainable social ventures. They share advice in a unique voice that combines the encouragement of a coach, the acumen of a CEO, and the honesty of your best friend.”
—Lauren Bush Lauren, cofounder of FEED

“Nina and Jennifer have designed a simple and elegant method to help readers solve problems and pursue their dreams. The ideas and information assembled contain essential insights to encourage, guide, and inspire!”
—Jessica Jackley, cofounder of Kiva.org