Constitution Day 2019
Here are 13 unique events
you can attend to commemorate
the 282nd anniversary of the signing of
the United States Constitution.
Opening the Iron Triangle
Shaun Rieley sheds light on
how private giving can break down
barriers to innovation in veterans
policy in The Hill.
The Assault on
Education Reform
The Wall Street Journal excerpts a story
from Philanthropy's forthcoming Fall issue
on the counterrevolution against school reform.
David Koch
1940–2019
and public-policy philanthropy, David Koch
enters the Philanthropy Hall of Fame.
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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 Backlash Against School Reform
Enemies of innovation have got the upper hand right now. Here’s a Throwback Thursday reminder of why that’s not good—and won’t last.
Sweet Charity: Meet the World's Largest Musical Instrument
Voluntary givers created it, restored it, and are saving it for the future.