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Webinar: Giving USA—How did giving go in 2017?

Nonprofit Quarterly
June 18, 2018

Each year, the nonprofit sector waits with bated breath as June approaches and the Giving USA report is compiled. The report has a long history as an authoritative summary of how people engaged with philanthropy over the past year. We are pleased to announce that the report is out, and we have a special opportunity to hear from two experts about what happened in the giving world in 2017. With all that occurred last year in the political and economic realms, what really happened with philanthropy?

Panelists:

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  • Ruth McCambridge, Editor-in-chief of the Nonprofit Quarterly.
  • Patrick Rooney, Professor of Economics and Philanthropic Studies and the Executive Associate Dean for Academic Programs at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
  • Aggie Sweeney, the Chair of Giving USA Foundation and Senior Counsel at Campbell & Company.

Please fill out the form below to gain access to this exclusive webinar session (and download accompanying Giving USA slides) where we dive into philanthropy trends in one of the more tumultuous political years in modern history:


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