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As the horrific tragedy in Haiti reminded us, e-philanthropy offers us the opportunity for immediate response, whether through online giving or through cell phone donations.
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Women have been affecting the philanthropic landscape of the US since the founding of the country in 1776. Women have created universities, like Smith College, founded in 1871 by Sophia...
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The key components of the current crisis – worthless assets, the credit freeze, the fear of counterparty risk, the Madoff fraud, the collapse of seemingly stable companies and even entire...
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Government and philanthropy share a difficult relationship. The state has a role to play in incentivising giving and has used its powers to do so. Yet philanthropy’s role as a...
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If philanthropy is to be promoted it needs to come out of the closet – yet it remains a taboo topic.
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Philanthropic organisations, foundations and individuals have taken a lead in catalysing giving, pushing the boundaries of philanthropy to attract new donors through innovative products, services and giving vehicles, with notable...
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Dame Stephanie Shirley, philanthropist and the world's first ambassador for philanthropy, heads a new steering committee working to develop and encourage the take-up of philanthropy advice services for the wealthy
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In the Netherlands, women’s involvement in philanthropy started around 1850.
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Although there are centuries of experience of giving in the Middle East, charity is the driving force behind it: the word philanthropy is still alien. According to Arab tradition, people...
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Change-making philanthropy, which focuses on promoting social justice and bringing reform, has a distinctly political edge. It may not be a new concept, but it does seem to be in...

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