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NPQ became suspicious when it saw who was on the BBB Wise Giving Alliance’s list of the “top ten transparency dodgers” among nonprofits. Some of the groups did not seem to fit in our experience with them, so we wanted to know how they got on the list—and we were a little shocked when we found out!
For 35 years, the MacArthur Foundation has rewarded and spurred the diverse imagination and impact of individuals through its Fellows program.
A new book explores philanthropy’s role in education policy debates and aims to open broader discussion about philanthropy’s role in a democracy.
Social Capital Markets 2016 is the latest in a series of annual conferences hosted by Mission Hub and designed to “increase the flow of capital toward social good.” This year’s conference moved from a discussion of the nature of social investing to one on why social investing is the proper use of capital.
A “Trillion Dollar Challenge” is declared to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Even with a $3 billion commitment, have Chan and Zuckerberg aimed too high in its effort to recast the landscape of disease?
There is a bit of poetry in Soros’s commitment to invest in businesses that are run by or benefit refugees. We sort of wish it was purely the former, but he certainly knows the terrain.
A new study concludes that religion accounts for as much as a third of the nation’s GDP.
Ballmer, raised in Detroit, returns and is inspired by what he sees. However, it may be a good thing the couple’s personal philanthropy might be a long time coming.
According to this new report from the Growth in Giving Analytics Initiative, human services agencies have done well recently at maintaining the higher level of contributions set during the Great Recession, but retention rates for them and, indeed, all nonprofits are seriously waning.
A foundation created by a former Marine has a mission to help veterans find healing through sports.
