India
country in South Asia
The Green Revolution
Averting Millions of Deaths by Starvation
The Exchange
Real problems, Mo giving, buildings for charter schools, donor privacy, RealClearJournalism, how donors can help break policy logjams.
Dr. Jack Templeton
Combining science and religion in a bold yet humble way
Inspiring a Cheerful Question Mark
Why, where, and how today's evangelical donors give
With Friends Like These, the Poor Don't Need Enemies
A foolish critic of private charity
Tell Us about a Really Smart International Grant
From the Winter 2012 symposium on international giving
Unto the Nations
Is the focus of American evangelicals shifting overseas?
Rescuing the Survivors
Six things to consider when preparing to fund disaster relief
Innovation for the Real World
Desh Deshpande is bringing the market to MIT's labs
New U.
Meet the donors who have taken it upon themselves to launch new colleges
Conquering Polio
Private philanthropy has nearly eradicated polio an accomplishment that echoes earlier victories over smallpox and hookworm
The Fearless Philanthropist
How Jon Huntsman doubled down his efforts to treat and cure cancer.
Rockefeller s Other Pipeline
The remarkable legacy of Rockefeller-funded Nobel laureates
Healing by the Book
A faith-based approach to helping victims recover from trauma
If You Can't Kill Them, Co-opt Them
Teacher unions ratchet up efforts to organize charters. How worried should donors be?
Modern Missionaries
A Jewish philanthropist. His Christian college roommate. Healing for many.
Winter 2017 - Interview with Jacquelline Fuller
The head of Google.org on reinventing corporate philanthropy, Silicon Valley culture, and the mission that has driven her career
Winter 2017 - Briefly Noted
Glittering glass out of the ashes. Unions block charters. Life-and-death nonprofit work. Crowdsourcing art.
2 Million Dollars 1 Billion Souls
How an improvising leader and ten donors brought the Bible to unreached peoples.
Asking Tough Questions
David Weekley: homebuilder, charity-grower, and hard-nosed inquisitor
Higher Ed, Lower Costs
An e-learning entrepreneur brings cut-rate practical degrees to far-flung corners of the world
Business Marries Charity
The hopes and hazards of bringing market mechanisms to philanthropy
Madison Avenue Mercies
The virtues of advertising, overhead, and other wicked ways of doing good
The Power of Ownership
Fighting poverty from the ground up
Interview with Christopher Oechsli
The president of Atlantic Philanthropies reflects on Chuck Feeney's legendary generosity, and how to recover donor intent
Summer 2014 - Interview with Terry and Mary Kohler
The donor couple discusses endangered birds, marriage, and more
Spring 2014 - Wielding the Profit Motive Against Poverty
The poor as customers, not victims
Giving It All
Alan Barnhart and his brother Eric owned a $250 million company. Owned. Past tense. Because they gave it away.
Playing the Long Game
Meet Eli and Edythe Broad, winners of the 2013 William E. Simon Prize for Philanthropic Leadership
Home, Land, Security
Pierre Omidyar discovers that property rights are the key to helping the poor
Summer 2016 - Briefly Noted
Chicks on camera. Couch-surfing in disaster zones. Teacher's union fights for facelifts. One million missing Christians.