INCREASING THE FLOW OF CAPITAL FOR GOOD - INVESTING AND GIVING

Autumn 2018
This magazine explores the issue of millennials and woman and how they engage in philanthropic giving today. In this issue of the magazine, professional wealth advisers, millennial and female philanthropists and social/impact investors, thought leaders and academics reflect on how the younger generations are changing the face of philanthropy and social investment around the world and the opportunities this can provide to professional advisers willing to take the necessary steps to meet their needs.
Spring 2018
Exploring the role of philanthropy as part of wealth management and the important role of philanthropy of the proffesional advisory sector.
Winter 2018
This magazine explores the issue of tax and how it relates to philanthropic giving today with a focus on approaches for advisers whether they are used to talking about philanthropy with their clients or not. The magazine focus is on how tax plays a role in giving, either through how tax schemes can increase giving or how it works across borders.
Autumn 2017
This edition of the magazine explores the progress of social investment in Asia.
Summer 2017
Welcome to the first Philanthropy Impact Magazine in the new shorter, more compact format. The first issue in this new format explores the role of Universal Basic Income and philanthropy and features articles from philanthropists, researchers and stakeholders.
Spring 2017
Welcome to the first Philanthropy Impact Magazine of 2017. This issue is focused on human rights issues and implications for philanthropists and features articles from key philanthropists, human rights organisations and stakeholders. The Arcus Foundation is pleased to be partnering with Philanthropy Impact and to be sponsoring this edition of the magazine. To read more about the Arcus Foundation please visit www.arcusfoundation.com
Winter 2016
This is the fourth and final magazine issue in our four-part series focusing on the return on investment and measuring impact. The Arcus Foundation is pleased to be partnering with Philanthropy Impact and to be sponsoring this edition of the magazine. Achieving and measuring impact is an essential element of any philanthropy. To read more about the Arcus Foundation please visit www.arcusfoundation.com
Autumn 2016
This is the third magazine issue in our four-part series focusing on the return on investment and measuring impact. The Arcus Foundation is pleased to be partnering with Philanthropy Impact and to be sponsoring this edition of the magazine. Achieving and measuring impact is an essential element of any philanthropy. To read more about the Arcus Foudation please visit www.arcusfoundation.com
Summer 2016
Welcome to the Philanthropy Impact Magazine Issue 12 (Special Edition) focusing on the changing role of professional advisers. “…we are on the brink of a period of fundamental and irreversible change in the way that (adviser) expertise is made available in society. Technology will be the main driver of this change.” “…we anticipate that a range of new opportunities will emerge.” ( The Future of the Professions by Richard Susskind and Daniel Susskind) One approach is to make adviser expertise available on a value added basis, beyond basics, by delivering additional services such as supporting individuals and families of wealth through their donor journey to make it relationship reinforcing and personal. This does not mean generating a significant cost without being able to monetise the added service. For example: “ The bank (C Hoare and Co) is in the business of building a trusted relationship with its customers,” Alexander explains, “and we believe that trying to make a business out...
Spring 2016
Welcome to the Philanthropy Impact Magazine Issue 11 (Part 2) focusing on the relationship between money and mission and measuring impact sponsored by the Arcus Foundation. The Arcus Foundation is pleased to be partnering with Philanthropy Impact and to be sponsoring this edition of their magazine. Achieving and measuring impact is an essential element of any philanthropy. Below we have described one example a foundation can achieve significant impact. On June 12, 2015, the US Fish & Wildlife Service publicly announced that it would reclassify the more than 700 chimpanzees being held in the country’s research labs from ‘threatened’ to ‘endangered.’ This action placed these chimps, long used as the subjects of invasive research, in the same protected category as their brethren living in the wild, increasing their level of protection and effectively retiring them from research. This policy change was the culmination of a seven-year effort by a group of NGOs—including the US Humane Society, Jane Goodall Institute, Animal...

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