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Philanthropy

Four Big Questions We Have About Michael Bloomberg’s Plan to Give His Company to Charity

First came the 90-year-old Army veteran, Barre Seid, who gave his electrical products company to a new political nonprofit run by a former Federalist Society leader right before it sold for $1.6 billion.Next was an octogenarian rock climber, Yvon...

Iowa philanthropist, art collector and investor John Pappajohn dies

John Pappajohn, one of the most consequential venture capitalists and philanthropists in the history of Des Moines and Iowa, has died at age 94 at his vacation home in Naples, Florida.Pappajohn at one time was counted among the world's...

Report Finds Scant Funding for Disability Rights and Social Justice — and Points the Way Forward

One in four Americans and an estimated 1 billion people globally experience some form of disability, but foundation funding for disability causes receives only about 2% of philanthropic funding. That’s the starting point for a rigorous new study commissioned...

Climate Funders Justice Pledge Brings In More Than $120 Million

Grant makers have pledged or given more than $120 million to climate-justice groups through the Climate Funders Justice Pledge. The Donors of Color Network, which developed the pledge, also announced Wednesday that 33 grant makers have taken the pledge,...

Walter and Elise Haas Fund Commits $24.5 Million to Close Wealth Gaps in the Bay Area

Here are notable new grant awards compiled by the Chronicle:Walter and Elise Haas Fund$24.5 million commitment to seven nonprofit groups with leaders who are Black, Indigenous, or people of color and that work to strengthen Bay Area communities and...

Jewish family uses car dealership wealth to support local journalism – eJewish Philanthropy

Esserman family looks to prop up local investigative news with fellowships, awards In the years before car dealership mogul...

Esserman family looks to prop up local investigative news with fellowships, awards – eJewish Philanthropy

In the years before Ronald Esserman died in July 2020, he had a wish: He wanted his family to unite around a cause, something that would bring sustainable change to the world. They could choose to support anything they...

Wokeness has not ‘gone too far’ – in fact, it’s underfunded

Whether it’s institutional racism, homophobia, and misogyny in the UK; the targeting of transgender rights in both the US and Europe; or Islamophobia in France, Germany and Scandinavia, the need for action from progressive funders has rarely seemed so...

My philanthropic obsession with Ukraine; how Texans can help

The short answer is Ukraine, which has been my geopolitical obsession for a little over a year, though I have only just started acting on it. ...
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AFIELD Forum ‘Systems Change by Artists’ to be held in Brussels, Belgium

AFIELD Forum: Systems Change by Artists For its 10-year anniversary, the AFIELD network is launching a new public forum on...
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