National Security Philanthropy
Take an overseas tour with a one-of-a-kind nonprofit that uses charitable micro efforts to blunt foreign threats
Current News
News ArchiveArtist Relief
May 22, 2020Shan Wallace, a 29-year-old photographer who documents the lives of Baltimore natives like herself, creates her art by forming connections with strangers.
Blood and Generosity
May 20, 2020Christopher Ullman is applying the strategy of relentless repetition to one of his favorite causes: giving blood.
Interview with Steve Moore
May 15, 2020The executive director of the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust explains how the foundation is responding to the coronavirus.
Anti-Radical
When extremists leave prison, who helps them find a new life?
Benefactions
A gauntlet has been thrown down for Americans.
The Exchange
Treat Veterans as Resources, Not Recipients
We live in a disconnect between the victim culture that’s become so dominant and the reality of what veterans can contribute to American society.
No Giver Is Safe
Ad hominem attacks and sweeping arguments are gradually poisoning the American public on philanthropy.
Clarence Thomas Speaks
In a new documentary, our nation’s most enigmatic justice speaks for himself.
Sweet Charity
One lonely scientist and the far-seeing philanthropic family that gifted him resources made all the difference.
Interview
John Bernbaum
Higher-education administrator John Bernbaum, who started a Christian liberal-arts college in Moscow, discusses the links between civil society and healthy democracy.
Nadia Schadlow
An expert in national security philanthropy explains how donors can support the U.S. in world affairs through their giving.
Books
The Many Lives of Michael Bloomberg by Eleanor Randolph
Could he become as effective as a donor as he was as businessman and mayor?
President's Note
Adam Meyerson reflects on his 19-year tenure at the helm of The Philanthropy Roundtable.
The Counterrevolution Against School Reform
August 2019
Karl Zinsmeister
We are in the midst of a harsh counterrevolution against school reform, and severed heads are beginning to pile up.
Some People Love to Call Names
April 2017
The Power of Science Philanthropy
July 2016
Karl Zinsmeister
Why private funding is so important to the experimenting that makes us smarter, healthier, and richer.
