The New York Times

A Performance Space in a New NYC Neighborhood

Bolstering Fairness in Sports

Muslim Donors, Catholic University

Fostering Complex Math and Science

Immunizing the Developing World

What's the link? And what can donors do?

Cultural revival can be boosted by personal giving

American medical charity has a noble history that extends right to our present moment

Ad hominem attacks and sweeping arguments are gradually poisoning the American public on philanthropy

Private giving extends even into national defense.

When extremists leave prison, who helps them find a new life?

A troubling screed from the Gray Lady. Seeing a black hole. California's homelessness farce. Taps, hurricane relief, and a TFA meltdown. A truly imaginative university.

A mid-size foundation seeks a lasting impact on public policy.

One donor's plea to give while you live

Religion and generosity feed each other in fascinating ways

A foolish critic of private charity

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

Philanthropy makes the news

How donors helped win a war of ideas and how they can do it again

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

What s to be gained from private giving to Uncle Sam s military academies?

Private philanthropy has nearly eradicated polio an accomplishment that echoes earlier victories over smallpox and hookworm

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

John Paulson s Central Park gift, great female donors, John Arnold retires, sunsetting Jewish foundations, and more

Notable contributions to public policy from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame

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

Police foundations support and even pioneer public-safety enhancements.

The delicate dance behind some of today s largest gifts