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Combining science and religion in a bold yet humble way

Religion and generosity feed each other in fascinating ways

Our Concerns About Independent Sector s Principles for Good Governance and Ethical Practice

...are recent, unsavory, and unnecessary, says this Constitutional authority

How giving in America is changing under the growing influence of tech donors

Niall Ferguson s civil society, not-so-sweet lemonade buyers, Greeks bearing gifts, and more

Three recent studies show an alarming decline in the number of givers over the past decade.

The delicate dance behind some of today s largest gifts

Protecting donor privacy is crucial to the health and freedom of our society, but not everyone sees it that way

SPLC on the warpath. The truth on foreign aid. Getting bluegrass in the black. Making Americans. An Oscar for humanitarianism.

Our Mission: Protecting Your Freedom

Human kindness and charitable success aren't necessarily linked. That's one of the paradoxes of philanthropy.

Featuring Chester Finn, John Kirtley, Fred Klipsch, Betsy DeVos, and Thomas Carroll

Why a new federal bureau for investigating charity is a terrible idea

Alan Barnhart and his brother Eric owned a $250 million company. Owned. Past tense. Because they gave it away.

The Philanthropy Roundtable s action list on the IRS scandal.

The real reason for keeping the government s hands off of the charitable deduction

Can we tolerate the disorder of philanthropic freedom?

For years now, she has been at the forefront of the educational-reform movement.

Meet the K 12 reform donors who strategically balance charitable giving, legislative advocacy, and direct political engagement.

Which Americans give most to charity?

Misconceptions about "Dark Money"

Chicks on camera. Couch-surfing in disaster zones. Teacher's union fights for facelifts. One million missing Christians.