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Philanthropy

Forgive, Forget, Receive: Why (Most) Toxic Donors Get a Second Chance

As I type this, Sam Bankman-Fried is holed up in his parents’ $4 million Palo Alto home wearing an ankle monitor and strategizing with his lawyers about the U.S. government’s new indictment charging him with conspiring to bribe Chinese...

New group focused on Iran + Jewish after-school programs go nationwide – eJewish Philanthropy

Emmy Award-winning actress, Rhea Jo Perlman… FRIDAY: Music producer, band leader of the Tijuana Brass, Herb Alpert… New York Times best-selling novelist, poet and social activist, Marge Piercy… Former Democratic congressman from...

U.S. Jewish leaders launch new group to support protests against Iranian regime – eJewish Philanthropy

Several American Jewish leaders are launching a new organization in support of the ongoing protests in Iran, offering funding for different initiatives organized by members of the Iranian diaspora and by Iranian activists located outside the Islamic republic, leaders...

Can philanthropy break free from the source of its wealth?

It’s virtue signalling for philanthropy executives to oppose a system for which they owe their very existence. In recent conversations, I have increasingly heard voices from colleagues who squarely reject the market economy and despise its underlying societal goal –...

What we’re learning about Jewish learning – eJewish Philanthropy

Companies like Amazon and Instagram learn about their users’ preferences and habits by offering practically every product and piece of content under the sun. A quick look at your purchase history can provide a pretty accurate snapshot of your...

Tri Delta hosts first annual ‘Delta Haus of Pancakes’ philanthropy event

By Kassidy Tsikitas | Staff Writer Delta Delta Delta hosted its first annual “Delta Haus of...

New initiative sees after-school programs as key to Jewish education – eJewish Philanthropy

The school day ends at 3 p.m., but the workday doesn’t end until 5 p.m. – what’s a parent to do? It’s certainly not a new struggle, but the Jewish Kids Groups is hoping to provide a solution: Jewish...

Why MrBeast faces so much criticism for philanthropy

MrBeast might become YouTube’s first billionaire philanthropist, but even as he gives away millions of dollars, he doesn’t escape criticism.MrBeast, also known as Jimmy Donaldson, has amassed $500 million through his YouTube videos, according to Forbes. The 24-year-old content...

Thoughts on Parshat Tzav – eJewish Philanthropy

Since childhood, I have been mesmerized by the Ner Tamid, the permanently lit ritual lamp in every synagogue that hangs in front of the Aron, or Holy Ark. One of my favorite times of the week, then and now,...

Giving back to support conservation drives Silencer Central’s approach to philanthropy

March 30, 2023 This paid piece is sponsored by Silencer Central. What if a product designed to improve the hunting experience also could help fund millions in conservation efforts? That’s the vision behind Silencer Central’s strategy around its giving – and its...
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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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