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The Barnes Collection has opened in its new home in Philadelphia, yet its saga leaves a cautionary tale behind in Merion

Campuses are currently wracked by political correctness, harassment accusations, "implicit bias" goose chasing, and hate hunting. Avoid fueling the beast.

Philanthropy has an opportunity today to refurbish an entire civic culture in disrepair

Rags to riches in real life. Vets achieving independence. A pilgrimage to Israel for $500. Behind the scenes at Gettysburg. Leonard Leo's legal network. The power of small givers.

Teacher unions ratchet up efforts to organize charters. How worried should donors be?

The Republican investor on running NPR for $1, how to be an effective board member, and his very own dinosaur.

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

Our Mission: Protecting Your Freedom

Why givers prize the right to be anonymous

With the valuable pro bono hours they volunteer, lawyers can change lives, or change the country.

The Hewlett Foundation wants to improve the effectiveness of our political debates

Featuring Kim Dennis, Gara LaMarche, Roger Hertog, and Chris DeMuth

Where are the old-line veterans charities headed?

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

History shows that donors can have big, healthy effects on public policy if they are prepared

Donor-advised funds are bringing new convenience to philanthropy

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

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

Misconceptions about "Dark Money"