Impact Philanthropy

When donors are better informed, they can accomplish more with the money they give away. But who should pay for that information?

For decades, Africa’s development trajectory has been heavily influenced by external aid. While such assistance has and continues to address many immediate needs, it is driven by the policies of the donating countries and often lacks alignment with local priorities, leading to disconnect from the…

Domestic violence grant restrictions conflict with requirements in the Violence Against Women Act, the lawsuit argues.

The when, where and how of informed disaster giving…

MacArthur Foundation launches Native self-determination program, pledging deeper partnerships and increased funding for Indigenous-led initiatives.

The Agroecology Fund supports trust-based philanthropy to scale equitable, nature-based farming across 96 countries.

Philanthropy Can ‘Unlock Profound Change’ for Women and Girls in the Trump Era—and Women-Led Funders Are Rising to the Occasion…

Learn how a fellowship program shaped a student’s outlook on being a philanthropy professional empowered to advocate for equitable practices.

Many wealthy donors are missing out on opportunities to make transformative investments such as creating a new scientific field or sparking the Green Revolution.

Chantell Frazier, Ph.D. makes the case for the importance of storytelling in building and supporting nonprofit resilience.

ESCP alumna Cristina Spiller unpacks what impact investing really means — and why intention, not labels, is what matters most.

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta created a flexible $100 million fund to help nonprofits purchase affordable homes from private investors. Experts say it’s a great start.