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The Charitable Act Encourages the Generosity that Strengthens U.S. Communities

March 6, 2023
by Jack Salmon
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Foundations on the Hill: What Does Rising Populism Mean for Philanthropy?

March 3, 2023
by Elizabeth McGuigan
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Letter to the Editor: More Research Is Needed on State Regulation of Charities

February 21, 2023
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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50 State Index Ranks Best and Worst States for Charities

January 31, 2023
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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The Cost of Too Much Red Tape: Fewer Charities

January 31, 2023
by Elizabeth McGuigan
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The Giving Review: Forgo Mandates and Work to Change Philanthropy through Excellent Grantmaking

January 30, 2023
by Joanne Florino
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Patrice Onwuka on WMAL: Legislative Proposal Would “Chill Charitable Giving”

January 10, 2023
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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Elizabeth McGuigan in DC Journal: Giving for Policy Change Isn’t the Same as Political Giving

January 5, 2023
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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New Report: Populist Proposals Targeting Philanthropy Will Hurt Those in Need

December 1, 2022
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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Patrice Onwuka in Daily Caller: Thankful for American Charity Amid Inflation

November 29, 2022
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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Patrice Onwuka in Washington Examiner: “New Red Tape Will Slow Philanthropy’s Response to Crises”

November 21, 2022
by Philanthropy Roundtable
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Measuring the Impact of Charitable Regulations: New Jersey vs. Delaware

November 9, 2022
by Elizabeth McGuigan