Elise Westhoff is stepping down from the helm of the conservative Philanthropy Roundtable, the group announced Monday afternoon. “I have young children and the last three years have been truly wonderful, but being a CEO is intense. There is...
ThedaCare leaders are pleased to announce Barbara Beuscher CFRE, will join the organization as Chief Philanthropy Officer and Senior Vice President. In this role, Beuscher will lead the ThedaCare Family of Foundations. ThedaCare Family of Foundations serves as ThedaCare’s...
By Ashley Smith, Attorney, Eady Smith Wealth Management and CEO, The Minority Outdoor Alliance
Our true nature is rooted in PHILOS. However, historically, we have drifted towards societal infrastructures and societal thinking that do not align with PHILOS. – “PHILOS:...
In addition to
upending established banking structures, cryptocurrency has transformed
philanthropic giving and philanthropy. The use of digital currencies for charitable
purposes has increased as they become more widely accepted. This article
examines the expanding practice of using cryptocurrencies for charity purposes
and demonstrates...
By Leslie Albrecht
The Tesla CEO is currently worth an estimated $179.5 billion.
When you've got more money than you know what to do with, giving some of it away to help...
Hali Lee. Cropped image of portrait by Taea Thale.
My family immigrated from Korea in the late 1960s. They were part of an early wave of Koreans to this country after the Immigration Act of 1965, which put an end...
The Community Foundation of Henderson County is accepting nominations for its 2023 Richard C. and Vina L. Sauer Charitable Leadership Award and Dorothy “Dot” Dellinger Marlow Philanthropic Catalyst Award.According to a news release, the Sauer Award celebrates individuals who...
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced his plan to transfer his $12 billion company, Bloomberg LP, to Bloomberg Philanthropies in order to support his charitable giving. Bloomberg who, according to Forbes, has a net worth of...
