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Call to Increase Payout Mandate Is Misguided
The five-percent rule gives foundations flexibility to choose what, how, and when to give.
Clear Language Alone Won’t Save Nonprofits
A recent op-ed overemphasizes the power of words to change people’s minds.
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To Best Protect Nonprofits, Draw on International Experience
U.S. organizations shouldn’t have to navigate recent security threats alone.
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Wealth Hoarding Harms the Sector and the Country
More donors should follow op-ed author’s lead and spend down their endowments.
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Record-High Endowments Won’t Translate to Foundation Generosity
Even as assets soar, nonprofits are unlikely to benefit.
Readers Push Back on Op-Ed’s Call to Reject Government Funding
The author, they contend, misunderstands the nonprofit sector’s role and the value of public dollars.
Nonprofit Sector Must Stop Equating Program Size With Value
Recent op-ed is right that small initiatives can be highly effective at creating change.
Rich Donors Must Push Each Other to Give More
The Giving Pledge’s failures show why philanthropists like me should hold our peers accountable
Recent Article Expertly Conveys the Toll of Federal Cuts
The ‘disappearing safety net’ will harm people throughout the country.
Recent Profile of Eli Lehrer Fails to Provide Appropriate Context
The center-right policy wonk claims all is normal, when that’s far from true.
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