…of our youth. Others such as Lenore Skenazy and Camilo Ortiz are gaining traction with research backing up the need for greater independence and freedom for kids to prove their…
…a joy to work with. [See Philanthropy’s interview with Howard Dahl, a major donor to the university, in our Fall 2014 issue, available here.] Philanthropy: How much money does it…
…is question some of Madoff’s core assumptions. But first, some context. For many centuries, the trust has served as a device for circumventing the state. Frederic William Maitland, the great…
For three decades, Philanthropy magazine has played a critical role in the philanthropic sector. It has offered a unique perspective, highlighted important information and shared fascinating stories about donors and…
If you do a Google search on Jacquelline Fuller you will find her mapping epidemics, number-crunching different methods of protecting wildlife, and plotting “moon shots” for disadvantaged high-achieving students. She is…
…of miles, often on animal sorties, conservation surveys, or research jaunts of various sorts. On hundreds of occasions the Kohlers have donated use of their company airplanes and helicopter for…
Today, the Philanthropy Roundtable’s President & CEO Elise Westhoff was featured in The Wall Street Journal’s The Weekend Interview on the challenges of “woke philanthropy,” the value of donor privacy,…
…best 10, and we’d switch. I’d interview her picks and she’d interview mine, then we’d talk, and select 10 winners. It was a $20,000 scholarship over four years for each…
Money magazine has described Richard H. Driehaus as a “master of momentum investing.” Barron’s calls him “one of the most influential individuals within the mutual fund industry in the past…
…Gospel missions, or youth-serving charities. Philanthropy: How are you supporting medical research? Moore: Because we regularly fund scientific research we were able to call some of our partners at University of Washington,…
…different, alternative way of thinking about stewardship and ownership within the context of a business. There’s a philanthropic component to it, a business component to it, a philosophical component to…
…that manual work is valuable and dignified. Allison Futterman interviewed Rowe for Philanthropy to learn more about his philanthropic work on behalf of honest labor. Philanthropy: What does your foundation…