Philanthropy: Indispensable in the Pandemic
"Charitable giving is a necessary and vital complement
to government spending," writes Patrice Onwuka.
Defending the Freedom to Give in 2021
How will philanthropic freedom fare under
a new administration? Register here to find out.
Welcome, Vivek Ramaswamy
The Roundtable is pleased to announce that
Vivek Ramaswamy is joining our board of directors.
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Philanthropy and COVID-19 vaccines
Howard Husock explains in the Dallas Morning News how
the Gates Foundation and other major donors can take risks
that government and corporations cannot.
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Publications
2017 EDITION
A compendium of the Great Donors, Great Achievements, Great Ideas, and Latest Facts on private giving in the U.S.
Services & Resources
The Supreme Court May Soon Rule on Donor Privacy
For those following donor-privacy issues, there was an important development in the case known as Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Becerra.
Protecting Your Legacy: A Wise Giver’s Guide to Honoring and Preserving Donor Intent
Joanne Florino has written the most up-to-date guide to help donors make critical decisions as they consider their philanthropic legacy.
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.
Private Philanthropy: The Indispensable Force in the Pandemic
Patrice Lee Onwuka, adjunct senior fellow with The Philanthropy Roundtable, writes that private philanthropy has been indispensable during the pandemic.
Defending the Freedom to Give in 2021
Join our experts for a lively conversation as they explain and assess the threats to charitable giving in a period of continued crisis.
Video: Future of Education Post 2020 Election
The Roundtable hosted a thought-provoking conversation with experts from 50CAN, the American Federation for Children, and ExcelinEd, who offered their insights as we look ahead to 2021.