Flawed Study Makes Erroneous Claims About DAFs
Key Points In May 2021, noted donor-advised fund critics Ray Madoff, a Boston College law professor, and James Andreoni, a professor of economics at the University of California San Diego, Read more…
Refine Search Results
Search Results for:
Meet Anne Teschner of The Care Center
The following interview is part of Philanthropy Roundtable’s “Free to Give” series highlighting the impact philanthropy can have when Americans have the right to give freely to the causes and Read more…
Giving Tuesday Reaffirms Americans’ Belief in Private Over Public
As Congress considers President Biden’s social spending bill, another generational expansion of the federal government, now is the time to remember why American philanthropy and private solutions to our most pressing problems are an indispensable part of our free society.
Three Tips for Giving Tuesday
While nearly one third of the year’s charitable giving will take place in the month of December, Giving Tuesday kicks off this season of individual giving on Nov. 30.
Leading with Courage featuring Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Ian Rowe, and Vivek Ramaswamy
Courage. This is something leaders find themselves needing to draw upon every day, regardless of the type of organization or effort they are leading. Everyone looks to leaders for guidance, Read more…
Trust-based Philanthropy: What Donors Need to Know
Despite its popularity, donors should be aware of the dangerous core mission behind trust-based philanthropy and avoid using that label to describe their thoughtful grantmaking practices.
Meet the “Mother of Thanksgiving”: Sarah Josepha Hale
Very few people know the name of the person perhaps most responsible for the annual and national celebration of Thanksgiving – a person so passionate about the holiday and its purpose that she dedicated much of her life to seeing it properly recognized. Her name was Sarah Josepha Hale.
Philanthropy Roundtable Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Last month, the Philanthropy Roundtable celebrated the organization’s official 30th anniversary at its Annual Meeting at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, the site of the Roundtable’s first Annual Meeting three decades ago.
New DAF Data Show Robust Giving
Last week, two new reports were released illustrating the growing importance of donor-advised funds (DAFs) to America’s charities and the communities they support. The figures that were published further undermine the misguided Senate Read more…
Simon-DeVos Prize Winner Discusses Importance of School Choice at Philanthropy Roundtable’s Annual Meeting
Philanthropy Roundtable’s 2021 Simon-DeVos Prize for Philanthropic Leadership winner, William E. “Bill” Oberndorf, issued a call to action on education reform at the organization’s Annual Meeting.
Marcus and Sinise Partner to Build Mental Wellness Network for Veterans, First Responders
A new partnership between two renowned philanthropists, Gary Sinise (left) and Bernie Marcus (right), brings hope to veterans and first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.
The American Veterans Center: Guarding and Preserving “America’s Heroic Memory”
As we approach Veterans Day this week, there are many ways donors can choose to remember and support our nation’s heroes.
Breaking Down Barriers to Work for Military Families — and All Americans
The Goldwater Institute has a solution that breaks down barriers to work, and it’s already been enacted by 18 states in just a few short years, helping to put thousands of Americans back to work.
Donor Privacy: A Constitutional Right for American Givers
Privacy in association fundamentally protects the voice of those with minority views. Yet, regulators and lawmakers in states throughout the country and in Congress are considering imposing restrictions on private giving, at a time when technology and social media make forced disclosure even more dangerous to givers, their loved ones and their livelihoods.
Proposed DAF Changes Concern the Planned Giving Community
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) are an essential tool in the philanthropic toolbox for donors planning their legacies. These philanthropic spending accounts appeal to donors engaged in succession and end-of-life planning for Read more…
Ask the Experts: Freedom of Religion or the Right for Foster Kids to Join Safe, Loving Families or Both?
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court issued its decision in a case called Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.
Carried Interest Tax Proposal Threatens Charitable Giving
Apart from the negative impact of tax increases in general, this provision would impose a substantial tax on certain partnership interests even when a charitable donor transfers those assets to charity.
Seven Trays of Lasagna That Changed the World
Rhiannon Men made seven trays of lasagna and offered them on Facebook to families nearby. What happened next could be considered a miracle.
Philanthropy Roundtable’s Joanne Florino Featured in Planned Giving Today’s Protecting Donor Intent: Part II
Philanthropy Roundtable s Adam Meyerson Distinguished Fellow in Philanthropic Excellence Joanne Florino wrote a feature in the October issue of Planned Giving Today.
Elise Westhoff Gives Address at Philanthropy Roundtable 2021 Annual Meeting
Philanthropy Roundtable President and CEO Elise Westhoff kicked off the organization s Annual Meeting last week in Colorado Springs, Colo., with a welcome address.