Philanthropy
Philanthropy and Inequality
The disruptive force of the "new philanthropy" holds the promise of helping to reduce inequality. But will it actually do so?
The disruptive force of the "new philanthropy" holds the promise of helping to reduce inequality. But will it actually do so?
Where levels of workplace diversity are higher than average, the level of charitable giving also tends to be higher.
The nonprofit sector has taken on the management of a wide range of heretofore government services. Some portions of mass transit should be next.
Despite years of claiming the contrary, donors still don’t really care about nonprofit performance or impact.
What is a “social economy” and how is it affecting leaders in nonprofit management?
How clearly defining measures, and keeping them simple and meaningful, has helped World Vision increase access to clean water.
With the threat of a sequester looming, the charitable sector risks being boxed in.
Pioneering groups of foundations and philanthropists have pooled their talent and resources to help solve social sector problems too big for any one to tackle alone.
Donors want their money to be spent wisely, but knowing where to give can be difficult.