Investigative Philanthropy?
…and the New York Times Magazine for $400,000 a “remarkable and tragic story that may also represent the most expensive single piece of print journalism in years.” The Atlantic’s Peter…
…and the New York Times Magazine for $400,000 a “remarkable and tragic story that may also represent the most expensive single piece of print journalism in years.” The Atlantic’s Peter…
…story. It’s how you establish an emotional connection. For us, the story is primary. Without this we will not move forward with a project, no matter how important the issue.”…
…be given the right to appoint board members at nonprofits. Privacy protections for donors and charities are being eroded. No giver is safe. A recent cover story in what’s left…
…to cover tuition at private or parochial schools. Now Ford’s story has been turned into a film named after the woman who started it all: Miss Virginia. Nonprofit filmmaking as a…
In a wide-ranging interview, Philanthropy Roundtable President and CEO Elise Westhoff recently spoke with Alliance Magazine Editor Charles Keidan about the current direction of U.S. philanthropy, Westhoff’s vision for the…
I hope you are enjoying this edition of Philanthropy, the quarterly national magazine of The Philanthropy Roundtable. Every issue of the magazine is filled with practical guidance about the differences…
…its search for the organization’s next leader after President and CEO Elise Westhoff announced she will step down at the end of May 2023. “Philanthropy Roundtable is thriving and remains…
…and a food bank for patients. And Zarephath’s treatment methodology helps patients overcome the deep-seated needs that often accompany physical symptoms. Alieta recalls the story of a 16-year-old girl who…
…a witch hunt against drug companies for years, but by the time this particular cover story was in mailboxes the downright deadly foolishness of that crusade was especially clear. The…
For three decades, Philanthropy magazine has played a critical role in the philanthropic sector. It has offered a unique perspective, highlighted important information and shared fascinating stories about donors and…
…the scholarly to novices, we have something for everybody. Philanthropy: What will the history floor teach museumgoers? Green: The history floor starts with the archaeological evidence, which is a fairly…
In a Letter to the Editor of Barron’s Magazine, Philanthropy Roundtable Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Lee Onwuka responded to a recent article in the publication that highlighted some of the benefits of…