The Philanthropy Roundtable surveyed members who fund children’s mental health initiatives to determine if their plans for funding have changed, and if technical assistance is needed to meet their philanthropic goals and objectives.

It seems there are more and more topics we shy away from out of fear of offending, being shouted down, or getting “canceled.”

Last week, we lost a champion of economic freedom and an institution in the free-market community, Walter E. Williams.

We should scrutinize what policymakers and administrators would do either to repudiate or exacerbate identity politics.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is under fire for its allegedly inadequate response to the call for racial justice.

Philanthropy Roundtable vice president of strategy and innovation Debi Ghate writes that diversity mandates harm, rather than help, the philanthropic sector.

Reihan Salam, president of the Manhattan Institute, explains how we can see a renaissance of our American cities.

The Roundtable's Sandra Swirski warns of the consequences of new DAF regulation in the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Elise Westhoff, president and CEO of The Philanthropy Roundtable, responds to a proposal to regulate the philanthropic sector.

After the consumerism of the Thanksgiving weekend concludes, Giving Tuesday encourages Americans to do good with their time and treasure.

In a recent Twitter back-and-forth, the celebrities debated about private giving. Read Patrice Onwuka’s take in her recent op-ed for the Washington Examiner.

John Tyler talks donor-advised funds and giving for the long-term.

This year has seen an immediate and generous response to address racial inequity by individual donors and institutional philanthropy alike.

The Roundtable hosted a pleasantly optimistic conversation about the election and what the outcomes mean for those who want to pursue pro-liberty policies.

John Tyler talks family foundations, regulation of the philanthropic sector, and the truth about donor-advised funds.

The president of the University of Chicago, Dr. Robert Zimmer, discusses the importance of creating a climate of free speech on campus.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito defended the First Amendment rights to free speech and religious liberty, warning that support for each is slipping.