The Johnson Amendment Walls Separating Church, Charity, and State
…are recent, unsavory, and unnecessary, says this Constitutional authority
…are recent, unsavory, and unnecessary, says this Constitutional authority
A nonprofit produces drinkables by focusing on funders
And is the falloff a good or bad thing?
“What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” the second-century theologian Tertullian famously asked. For the Illinois-based Christian educational nonprofit Passages, the question is, what has Chicago to do with Jerusalem? Read more…
All-Time Classics from Philanthropy Magazine
A freedom funder talks shop.
Rags to riches in real life. Vets achieving independence. A pilgrimage to Israel for $500. Behind the scenes at Gettysburg. Leonard Leo’s legal network. The power of small givers.
The partnership between Evelyn Lauder, her doctor, and tens of thousands of donors
Unexpected American legacies
A foolish critic of private charity
Meet the (non-Catholic) patron saints of inner-city Catholic education
How giving in America is changing under the growing influence of tech donors
Now that billionaires are competing, astroengineering is soaring
Jessica Moore did not know who her father was until she was 13. As she grew up, her stepfather abused her and ultimately went to jail, which was both a Read more…
Silicon Valley’s loyal local donor explains why he keeps things close to home.
The Square One Project, a new three-year initiative to re-examine traditional responses to crime, launched this month with support from The Laura and John Arnold Foundation, MacArthur Foundation and Columbia University Justice Lab.
Culture of Freedom supporters equip churches with tools to save marriages in crisis.
Culture of Freedom supporters help churches develop evangelization programs to grow their ranks.
Culture of Freedom supporters help pastors develop strategies to reach the “un-churched.”
Family breakdown drives social disintegration. Culture of Freedom donors are developing strategies to get ahead of the problem.