Philanthropy (Other)

The chief executive and co-founder of a large charity that administers the giving of high-net-worth individuals has said that major donors “don’t understand gift aid,” demonstrating the need to increase…

In my role as an independent philanthropy advisor, I teach. One of the most popular presentations I offer relates to different ways to make donations to charity and the benefits…

For more than 108 years, Lee Health has been a trusted partner in Southwest Florida’s health care journey. It has served every generation, from babies in the NICU to grandparents…

Growing up as a foster child comes with its own set of challenges, but the struggle often continues into adulthood. A San Diego-based nonprofit organization, Just in Time for Foster…

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, its influence is increasingly felt across the nonprofit sector. While many organizations have embraced this technology to enhance efficiency and further their missions,…

Directors of nonprofit organizations have to manage a tight balancing act – they need to worry about providing services now while preparing for unknown future needs of the next generation…

As 2025 approaches, the world stands at a crossroads. From climate action to housing solutions, the year ahead promises both innovations and setbacks. Here are seven transformative, actionable philanthropic sector…

It’s no surprise that sex workers continue to face societal oppression. Throughout history, demands for women’s sexual agency and erotic autonomy have acutely threatened mainstream ideals of femininity as respectable,…

Predictions are not exactly the business of the AP, where I work — rather, our mission is trusted, fact-based, independent journalism that is free from influence. And the facts about…

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Neighborhood Navigator public resource program has impacted the lives of more than 700 people in less than a year after it debuted, data from the DA’s office reveals.…

Meet Dorothy Roberts, a 2024 MacArthur Fellow, whose groundbreaking efforts to address racial inequities in the child welfare system and transform child welfare for racial justice have earned her the prestigious…

Between 1869 and the 1960s in the U.S., thousands of Indigenous children attended at least 523 boarding schools, supported by the government and church groups that were fueled by the…