History shows that philanthropy is resilient and is much less volatile than capital markets. Economic shifts and market unpredictability are more common than not. Some nonprofits may be tempted to question if it is appropriate to pursue high-level fundraising...
Philanthropic gifts made from one country to another reached US$70 billion in the first year of the pandemic, a half a percentage drop from two years earlier, according to a new report from the Indiana University Lilly Family School...
It is not an overstatement to describe the numerous threats we are facing in our country as existential. To meet those threats, movements and social justice organizations are evolving to engage in bold and powerful advocacy. And that places...
Sometimes you can tell the measure of a man by the impact he leaves behind, both big and small.
Former 4-County Electric Power Association CEO Joe Cade was such a man.
“I will tell you this,” said eminently quotable Golden Triangle...
The Native Americans in Philanthropy and the Biodiversity Funders Group launched a funding pledge to support tribal-led restoration and conservation efforts in the United States.Fifteen funders have already committed $102.5 million to support the Tribal Nations Conservation Pledge goals...
India Philanthropy Alliance (IPA), a coalition of leading India-focused non-profits in the United States, has raised over $1 million for 25 Indian non-government organisations working across health, environment and education in an India Giving Day event in March this...
04/27/2023
Through the generosity of donor support, MercyOne Des Moines Foundation recently funded a new bladder scanner and vein light for the MercyOne Des Moines Pediatrics Emergency Department. These innovative pieces of...
Philanthropy Roundtable recently sat down with Jenny Clark, founder of Love Your School, to discuss how the organization helps families navigate new education options, including public school options, private school options and homeschooling. A 2022 Yass Prize winner, the...
