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Noble Battles Against the Dust Bowl

A community in Shreveport, Louisiana, changed its future by connecting neighbors to each other

A businessman makes an end run around community opponents to bring a charter school to a struggling small town. Now, he wants to expand to others like it.

Leading international donors and development experts weigh in on three important questions.

University M&A, the Jersey way; the college name game; donor intent in Virginia; and more.

Bill Buckner of the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation and Elizabeth Dvorak at the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

On the centenary of the Rockefeller Foundation, it's worth remembering what its founder accomplished in his own 97 years.

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

Boarding programs and other charter innovations mix elements of family life and education for foster kids in need of both

A half-billion-dollar philanthropically funded mega-project created one of the most unusual museums in the world.

This 99-year-old runner explains how his Christian faith moved him to serve in the military and donate upwards of $34 million

Why givers prize the right to be anonymous

Many donors are putting big bucks into college athletics. What are they getting in return?

Winnings for cancer. The church grocery. Protecting donor intent.

Inmates change their lives with great works of literature

The Hobby Lobby president describes his forthcoming Museum of the Bible

Donated lands have become some of our most beautiful national treasures.

Churches and donors lift thousands of children out of the foster-care bureaucracy

The Laura and John Arnold Foundation mixes research and politics to help solve today's public-pension crisis

Which Americans give most to charity?

Denny Sanford on his $1.4 billion in giving to medical research, physics, and more.