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Jewish Human Rights and Welfare Must Be a Philanthropic Priority
Foundations must pair statements denouncing antisemitism with programmatic commitments to support Jewish Americans.
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Critics Are Wrong: The Donor Pyramid Works
When used correctly, donor pyramids and gifts charts are valuable fundraising tools.
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Stacey Abrams and Julián Castro Are Right: Retreat on Civil Rights Isn’t an Option
Collective donor paralysis in the face of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling will reverse years of positive momentum toward racial equity.
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Don’t Be So Quick to Reject the Gift Pyramid
When an organization ignores small-gift donors, blame unhealthy culture, not gift pyramids.
Opinion
To Fight Antisemitism, Educate People About Who Jewish People Are
Philanthropy should support efforts to combat ignorance about what it means to be a Jew today.
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Philanthropists Like Melinda French Gates Must Help Ensure Childbirth Is a Positive Experience
Community-driven solutions are key to addressing Black maternal mortality, but need more support.
Opinion
Not All Latino Giving Is Down. My Giving Circle Is Proof.
We’re successful because we view donating not as charity but as a way to achieve justice.
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Donors Looking to Combat Antisemitism Can Start With Universities
On-campus antisemitism efforts are critical to creating an inclusive environment for the Jewish community but must be expanded.
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‘Giving USA’s’ Critics Are Wrong: Not All Forms of Giving Are Equal
While individual acts of generosity are essential to communities, measuring charitable contributions is the best way to understand giving.
Restricted Funding Is Stifling Scientific Progress
By moving beyond research funding, philanthropy can encourage scientists to innovate and have a lasting impact outside of the lab, says the chief scientific officer of the New York Academy of Sciences.