Free to Give
All Americans—no matter their politics, race, religion or class—should have the freedom to give to the causes and communities they care about most. That’s exactly why we’re lifting up the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing charities.
One of our latest stories explores the incredible partnership between philanthropists, business leaders and an innovative high school that’s changing lives, made possibly by the freedom to give.
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All Americans – no matter their politics, race, religion or class – should have the freedom to give to the causes and communities they care about most
That’s exactly why we’re lifting up the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing charities.
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We’re lifting up the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing charities.
Why Donor Intent Protections Are Critical for Philanthropic Freedom
Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School and the Power of Philanthropic Partnerships in Education
Meet Philanthropist Jennifer Stefano
Meet Philanthropist Mark Lawrence
Meet Denise Winter of Key City Public Theatre
Meet Elizabeth Lizberg of Camp Rainbow Gold
Meet Sandra Muvdi of Jessica June Children’s Cancer Foundation
Meet Anne Teschner of The Care Center
Meet NancyJo Houk of American Indian College Fund
Meet Diana Scoggins of Metropolitan Youth Symphony
Meet Nita Shah of Micro Enterprise Services
Meet Dan Flowers of Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
Meet Natasha Thompson of Food Bank of the Southern Tier
Meet Jeremy Kraut-Ordover of Habitat for Humanity International
Meet Maureen Hackett of Hackett Family Foundation
Meet Darla Romfo of Children’s Scholarship Fund
Meet Josiah Day of The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia
Meet Tom Beck of Jewish Family Services of Central New Jersey
