How to Educate an American
In a new book chapter, the Roundtable’s
Adam Meyerson and Adam Kissel describe how philanthropy
can respond to America’s civic education challenges.
New Session
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workshop for both newcomers and
seasoned veterans of education philanthropy.
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May 13 for Deploying Veterans at Home:
An Untapped National Resource
February Sit Rep
Catch up on what's going on
in the world of veterans philanthropy.
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Winter 2020
Why philanthropy is often the best choice for solving public problems
2017 EDITION
A compendium of the Great Donors, Great Achievements, Great Ideas, and Latest Facts on private giving in the U.S.
Services & Resources
Donor Privacy in California Gets a Reprieve – For Now
The hearing on A.B. 1712 has been cancelled.
Donations to restore Notre Dame spark backlash
Following the fire that damaged Notre Dame, several French citizens and companies have taken the lead in pledging funds.
Growth Spurt
The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation has $1.3 billion to give away in less than two decades. Expect the pace to pick up fast.
Clarifying Your Philanthropic Purpose
A vitally important step in safeguarding donor intent is defining and clarifying your mission.
Sweet Charity: The Humanitarian Habits of Religious People
America’s extraordinary generosity and historic faith are closely linked.
SWEET CHARITY: AMERICAN GIVING VIEWED FROM ABROAD
A recent speaking trip to Australia reminds us how unusual U.S. philanthropy is