If Xerox Foundation got together with Staples Foundation, they could both do well by doing good.

Instead of "giving" money to non profits, they could supply seed money to social entrepreneurial startups to use Print and the web to help mitigate the high school dropout epidemic.

Staples Foundation for Learning Awards Nearly $300,000 in Grants to Support Educational Programs for Disadvantaged Youth:

"FRAMINGHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Staples Foundation for Learning (SFFL), a private foundation created by Staples, Inc., (NASDAQ: SPLS) announced today it has awarded 29 grants totaling $287,875 to non-profit organizations dedicated to helping youth throughout the country.

These organizations were selected for their commitment to providing educational programs that help at-risk youth develop the skills and confidence necessary to become responsible adults and future community leaders."