Philanthropists are continually seeking out ways to make their giving more effective, from creating unique giving structures to working closer with the communities being assisted. One of the oldest strategies for increasing impact is collaboration, which is evident in large community organizations like United Way Worldwide. In recent years, the number of independent funder collaboratives… Continue Reading
Divisiveness in the American public has slowed important conversations that are necessary for addressing social issues. Continue Reading
With rising numbers of deaths from rare cancers among veterans, more data about potential toxic exposures is needed. Continue Reading
A global collection of funders, WFG provides unrestricted grants to girls and young women working in their own communities. Continue Reading
In recent years, so-called “band-aid philanthropy” has gotten flack, yet it continues to serve an important purpose for people in need. Continue Reading
Native Americans in Philanthropy is a network that strives to increase attention paid to Native communities by donors. Continue Reading
A WWP executive appeared before Congress in March 2019 to advocate for wounded warriors and discuss their changing needs. Continue Reading
More people are pushing for foundations to become larger direct investors in social change and economic liberation. Continue Reading
Across the world, the number of billionaires has grown exponentially in the past few decades. In 1993, only about 300 people had hit the billionaire mark, but there are now more than 2,200 people worth at least a billion dollars. Collectively, their worth adds up to more than $9 trillion. One of the biggest effects… Continue Reading
Institutional giving has long been steeped in tradition. These three suggestions can drive modernization. Continue Reading