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DAFs Support Charities in Time of Need
Philanthropy Roundtable examines recent calls for
additional regulations on charitable giving. Read more.
What Are We Doing About Our Culture?
the state of our culture to move America forward.
Simon-DeVos Prize for Philanthropic
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shown exemplary leadership through
his or her own charitable giving by April 9, 2021!
The Philanthropy Roundtable’s vision is to build and sustain a vibrant American philanthropic movement that strengthens our free society.
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2017 EDITION
A compendium of the Great Donors, Great Achievements, Great Ideas, and Latest Facts on private giving in the U.S.
Services & Resources
A Boon for Charitable Giving Is Being Threatened by Congress
Personal charitable giving accounts — or donor-advised funds — are the latest innovation in American philanthropy that is keeping thousands of small nonprofits across the country alive today.
Announcing The Philanthropy Roundtable's Donor Intent Hub
The Donor Intent Hub encourages donors to think carefully about how they deploy their gifts, and provides them with useful guidelines for making sure their philanthropy accomplishes the good they intend.
How philanthropy is uniquely positioned to address the COVID-19 crisis
With the power to be nimble and proactive, private givers are responding to meet the needs of their communities.
The Supreme Court’s Chance to Rule for Donor Privacy
With so much at stake for nonprofit organizations and their donors, The Philanthropy Roundtable supports the call for the Supreme Court to overturn the Ninth Circuit Court’s Ruling in favor of California’s unconstitutional requirement.
What Are We Doing About Our Culture? McWhorter, Strossen and Shibley Are Back
Join us on March 8 at 2 p.m. to hear more about what we can do to improve the state of our culture to move America forward.
Video: Inspiring Stories: Medical Students in Their Communities
How does civil society work? By having the strong communities that are critical for a flourishing, free society. One group that is quietly contributing to the overall flourishing of their communities is medical students.