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Across the nation, shortages of personal protective equipment have been a serious constraint on health-care workers during the early days of the coronavirus emergency.
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Hillsdale College Preserves Donor Intent
Hillsdale College filed suit against the University of Missouri alleging misuse of a $5 million endowment left to Mizzou by financier Sherlock Hibbs upon his death in 2002.
No Giver Is Safe
Ad hominem attacks and sweeping arguments are gradually poisoning the American public on philanthropy.
Serving San Antonio
The Red McCombs Foundation pledges to help service workers impacted by the coronavirus.
Interview with Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg speaks about the coronavirus outbreak in her region, food insecurity, and how she is lending her personal support.
How Team Rubicon is Deploying Veterans at Home
Wars Aren’t Won by Government Alone
Since the American Revolution, private philanthropists have been crucial to U.S. national security
Interview with Nadia Schadlow
An expert in national security philanthropy explains how donors can support the U.S. in world affairs through their giving.
Good Samaritans in the Big Apple
Samaritan’s Purse brings Christian relief to New York.
Philanthropy is Rocket Science
One lonely scientist and the far-seeing philanthropic family that gifted him resources made all the difference.
Interview with 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.
Anti-Radical
When extremists leave prison, who helps them find a new life?
Mini-Mouse vs. Megalodon
A gauntlet has been thrown down for Americans.
Michael Bloomberg as a Fixer
Could he become as effective as a donor as he was as businessman and mayor?
Thank You for the Privilege of Serving You
Adam Meyerson reflects on his 19-year tenure at the helm of The Philanthropy Roundtable.
National Security Philanthropy
Take an overseas tour with a one-of-a-kind nonprofit that uses charitable micro efforts to blunt foreign threats.
Veterans as Community Leaders
Team Rubicon is mobilizing former service members as crisis responders.
Closing Schools To Slow a Pandemic
Balancing potential public health benefits against the cost of keeping parents away from work
Civil Society Series: Chartering in Kansas City
In a new case study for the R Street Institute, Michael McShane writes about how, with support from farsighted local philanthropists, charter school enrollment has grown to 47 percent of students within the boundaries of the Kansas City Public Schools.