Philanthropic Quotes
…dislike people saying, “I’m going to leave it in my will.” What they’re really saying is, “If I could live forever, I wouldn’t give any of it away.” Jon Huntsman…
…dislike people saying, “I’m going to leave it in my will.” What they’re really saying is, “If I could live forever, I wouldn’t give any of it away.” Jon Huntsman…
…Another famous antitrust case, U.S. v. AT&T, is an example of mistaking government action for the solution instead of the problem. The ruling broke up a government-created and maintained monopoly….
…to philanthropy, particularly after the donor’s death. Lawyers and consultants help donors document their intent to perpetuate the donor’s philanthropy. Mission statements alone don’t work, so donors essentially try to…
Just after the Civil War, E. A. “Ned” McIlhenny was born on Louisiana’s Avery Island—a 2,500 acre dome surrounded by marsh, swamp, and bayou. His family had operated a sugar…
…of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (Random House, 1998) Raymond Fosdick, The Story of the Rockefeller Foundation (Transaction Publishers, 1989) John D. Rockefeller, Random Reminiscences of Men and Events (Doubleday, 1909)…
…achieve this vision, the Roundtable pursues a mission to foster excellence in philanthropy, protect philanthropic freedom and help donors to advance liberty, opportunity and personal responsibility. ### …
…means that its bad. … I begged. …,’Please let me stay.’… Ultimately my parents relented.” … I always wonder that in that moment, even for my mom, did she think…
… In a recent op-ed, Korn Ferry, the nation’s largest search firm, said corporate search committees are demanding clear evidence of their executive candidates’ ethical behavior. In addition, Korn Ferry…
…and the Charles Koch Institute. “Vela” means “light” or “sail” in Spanish, so the name is meant to signify “adventure and exploration.” As a resource for organizations that help families…
…many of the advantages of DAFs—America’s fastest-growing charitable-giving vehicles—including robust protections for donors, recipients, and DAFs themselves. Elise Westhoff, president and CEO of The Philanthropy Roundtable, issued the following statement in…
…actually don’t think it will accelerate giving at all,’ Elise Westhoff, the Roundtable’s president and CEO, said of [the Arnold-Madoff] proposal. ‘It’s really a solution in search of a problem.’…
…be disbursed to charities.” But preserving the freedom to choose how, when, and to whom to donate does not mean these dollars are “resting” or “stockpiled,” as the authors suggest….