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School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
School of Business students develop a social networking site called ThreeWishes to personalize charitable giving through purposeful acts of kindness. The platform connects those in need with those who can give, in a more specific and rewarding way, allowing everyone to be an everyday beneficiary or hero. Photo by Evan Cantwell/Creative Services/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
Professor Andres Jordan teaches the Business School class, "Design Thinking for Innovative Operations." Photo by: Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications/George Mason University
