The Philanthropy Roundtable, in concert with the John William Pope Foundation, held a February 2014 conference on the natural overlaps between philanthropic giving to aid the poor and giving that encourages free markets and economic decentralism.
See remarks by David Riggs of the Pope Foundation here.
See remarks by Alicia Manning of the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation here.
See conference agenda here.
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