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Interview with Denny SanfordJuly 2016
Denny Sanford on his $1.4 billion in giving to medical research, physics, and more.
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Interview with Gordon GundApril 2016
He’s been blind since 1970, but is lighting a path to prevention and cures for fellow sufferers.
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Interview with Eva MoskowitzApril 2016
How this hard-charging leader of school reform accomplishes miracles.
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Interview with Carrie and John MorgridgeJanuary 2016
These enthusiastic donors believe every gift matters.
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Interview with Bruce KovnerOctober 2015
Trading titan Bruce Kovner has focused his philanthropy on free-market think tanks, arts (especially music organizations), and school-reform advocacy.
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Interview with Eric GreitensJuly 2015
A scholar and Navy SEAL shares his secrets for reintegrating vets at home.
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Interview with Donald RumsfeldJuly 2015
Our oldest and youngest Secretary of Defense is also a philanthropist.
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Endowing a New "Chinese" Rhodes
July 2015
Stephen Schwarzman's $300 million gift has the multi-generation aim of smoothing Western relations with China—by mixing top students in Beijing for a fellowship year.
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Interview with Sandy WeillApril 2015
A king of capital on founding a high-school internship program, building a medical school in Qatar, and rescuing Carnegie Hall.
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Interview with Steve GreenJanuary 2015
The Hobby Lobby president describes his forthcoming Museum of the Bible.
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Interview with Howard DahlOctober 2014
The founder of Amity Technology discusses his giving to rehabilitate the former Soviet Union and assesses Ukraine.
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Interview with Christopher OechsliOctober 2014
The president of Atlantic Philanthropies reflects on Chuck Feeney's legendary generosity, the value of bricks-and-mortar giving, and how to recover donor intent.
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Interview with Terry and Mary KohlerJuly 2014
The donor couple discusses rescuing cranes and swans, counseling couples, painting Wisconsin red, and more.
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Interview with Howard BuffettJanuary 2014
In a Q&A, Howard Graham Buffett shows his many hats and his effort to take on hunger.
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Interview with Charles BronfmanOctober 2013
Handing down heritage in Canada and Israel, spending down by 2016.
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Interview with Betsy DeVos, the ReformerApril 2013
For years, Betsy DeVos has been at the forefront of the educational-reform movement. Today, as chairman of the American Federation for Children, she is pushing to promote parental choice in American public education. In this feature interview, DeVos explains how she is working to make it possible for all of the nation's parents—regardless of their zip code—to find the right school for their children.
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Interview with Eli Broad, the InvestorApril 2013
When it comes to re-imagining how America's children can learn, Eli and Edythe Broad are among the nation's most visionary philanthropists. Their investments range across the full spectrum of educational reform, from advocacy to personnel to technology. Take a look at our interview with Broad, in which he details progress on his efforts to dramatically improve American K–12 education.
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Mr. UnreasonableJuly 2012
Eli Broad on medical research; modern art; K–12 education; and his new book, The Art of Being Unreasonable
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Examining the Role of Foundations in a Free Society
November 2007