by Christopher Levenick
From Philanthropy magazine, Fall 2012
An overview of the Fall 2012 issue dedicated to the many Americans whose labors do so much to enrich our collective life.
by Christopher Levenick
From Philanthropy magazine, Summer 2012
Hippocrates called it karkinos, or crab, because the long tendrils of a malignant tumor reminded him of a crab’s outstretched arms. The Roman writer Aulus Celsus later translated the Greek...
by Christopher Levenick
From Philanthropy magazine, Spring 2012
“If any millionaire is at a loss to know how to accomplish great and indisputable good with his surplus,” wrote Andrew Carnegie in 1889, then higher education “is a field which can never be...
by Christopher Levenick
From Philanthropy magazine, Winter 2012
An overview of the Winter 2012 issue on international giving