India’s Corporate Philanthropy
Indian companies tend to spend required social outlays on important stakeholder groups.
New and innovative ideas to help nonprofit leaders raise money, and to help funders and donors give more effectively (more)
Indian companies tend to spend required social outlays on important stakeholder groups.
To be successful, impact investors need more realistic expectations and to be part of a larger and community-based pool of capital, including philanthropic investments that lays the groundwork for impact.
An excerpt from Advising Philanthropists on how advisors support better philanthropy
More collaborative approaches are needed to translate pledges into action.
Despite spending billions on food programs each year, the root causes of hunger remain unaddressed.
The pursuit of better social outcomes, not new products, should drive the international development community’s approach to innovative finance.
More funders are providing general operating support to BIPOC-led organizations. But is it enough?
Five tips for navigating the opportunities and risks that come with unexpected funding, from nonprofit leaders who have successfully deployed windfall support.
An excerpt from From Generosity to Justice on the spectrum from comforting the afflicted to afflicting the comfortable.