Patrice Onwuka in Inside Sources: How Philanthropy Funds Success for Mothers
As Americans celebrate Mother’s Day this weekend, Philanthropy Roundtable Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Onwuka addresses how philanthropy can help support mothers in need.
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Senate Hearing Highlights Threats of IRS Abuse
Tax-exempt status should be based on an organization’s fulfillment of its charitable mission, not on the arbitrary whims of unaccountable bureaucrats.
Nonprofit Takes “One Small Step” in Fight Against Polarization
At its core, the One Small Step initiative is designed to facilitate civil dialogue between two people to help them recognize each other as a fellow human being deserving of dignity and respect.
Patrice Onwuka in Newsmax: Parents on to ‘Woke’ Curricula in Schools
In a recent op-ed published in Newsmax, Philanthropy Roundtable’s Patrice Onwuka addressed a Florida bill called the “Stop Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees (WOKE) Act.”
Great Hearts Offers Classical Education Model in Virtual Academies
Great Hearts is the largest classical charter school network in the United States, committed to the purpose and mission of cultivating the hearts and minds of students through the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.
2022 Annual Meeting
If you meet the qualifications for attendance, please reach out to the events team for more information on how to register for the 2022 Annual Meeting.
How to Help Ukrainians Seeking Refuge in the U.S.
Charitable organizations will be instrumental in offering assistance to Ukrainians arriving in this country in the coming weeks and months – and will help provide services such as housing, food, English lessons and employment.
“Wisdom and Warnings” Video: How to Protect Your Legacy as a Donor
Philanthropy Roundtable released “Wisdom and Warnings: How to Protect Donor Intent,” a video that features advice from prominent philanthropists and grantmakers on how to protect a donor’s legacy.
Inspiring Public Service Through Civics Education in Georgia
Since 2014, the Georgia Center for Civics Engagement has been working to help fill gaps in civics education among the state’s young people.
Independent Women’s Forum Highlights Elise Westhoff’s Work to Protect Philanthropy
his week, Independent Women’s Forum, a national women’s organization devoted to advancing freedom, opportunity and well-being, featured a profile on its website of Philanthropy Roundtable President and CEO Elise Westhoff.
40-Year High in Inflation Eats Away at Charitable Effectiveness
Just as American households grapple with falling real wages and declining purchasing power due to inflation, the charitable sector faces similar problems: eroding budgets even as demand remains constant. As a result, the effectiveness of each philanthropic dollar is reduced.
Disappointing News on Ohio Bill Offering Protection for Donor Intent
A broad Ohio education bill no longer contains language that would protect donor intent in endowment agreements with public colleges and universities.
Leader of Trades-Based Nonprofit Shares Vision for More Inclusive Education
Since its founding in 1993, Construction Ready has nurtured partnerships with 18 construction trade organizations and 3,000 employers, and trained more than 200,000 skilled trade workers.
Early Analysis Shows 2021 A Record Year for Charitable Giving
The Blackbaud Institute’s “2021 Charitable Giving Report,” released in mid-February, indicates overall charitable giving in the United States rose 9% from 2020 to 2021 — the largest year-over-year increase since 2012.
Center for the Rights of Abused Children
Mending the Broken Child Protection System The Center for the Rights of Abused Children, formerly known as Gen Justice, works with local and national partners to mend the child protection Read more…
Letter to the Editor: Why Chronicle of Philanthropy Coverage of New DAF Study Misses Bigger Picture
In a Letter to the Editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Philanthropy Roundtable Director of Policy Elizabeth McGuigan responded to a recent article in the publication on a study by the Donor Advised Fund Research Collaborative.
Judge Strikes Down California’s Corporate Board Racial Diversity Law
Recently, a California court ruled the state’s racial, ethnic and LGBTQ corporate board quota law is unconstitutional. This decision is an important victory against a patently discriminatory law with far-reaching, adverse implications for the for-profit and charitable sectors.
How Faith-Based Philanthropy Improves Lives
Faith-based organizations remain a valued and trusted part of America’s past, present and future – and we celebrate and honor their significant contribution to the very fabric of our communities.
Biden’s Proposed Budget Threatens Private Foundations
Last week, the Biden administration released its budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2023. While the budget is merely a wish list and it is up to Congress to pass any components, it serves as an interesting look into President Biden’s policy priorities.
How This Female Philanthropist Harnesses the Power of Entrepreneurship
As Women’s History Month draws to a close, the Roundtable sat down with one female philanthropist who has spent decades investing in initiatives that promote a free and vibrant America society.