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Philanthropies Planning a Nonprofit Newsroom in Cleveland

The effort will provide coverage of Cleveland and will kick off an effort to help fill a void left by the shrinking of news organizations in Ohio.

The Case for Climate Justice and Community-Led Change

The Case for Climate Justice and Community-Led Change

Gloria Walton, CEO of the Solutions Project, also discusses the value of grassroots organizing and advocacy and what it will take to move philanthropy toward transformative grant making.

Education Charities Continue to Receive Largest Share of Donor-Advised Fund Grants

Grants from DAFs accounted for 6.1 percent of all dollars received by charitable organizations in 2018, up from 3.8 percent five years earlier, according to a new report from the Giving USA Foundation.

Charities and Foundations Spent $352 Million on Disaster Efforts in 2019

Charities and Foundations Spent $352 Million on Disaster Efforts in 2019

Half went to relief and response projects, while preparing for catastrophic events was the second most popular use of nonprofit funds. Still, government spending is far more, accounting for over $29 billion.

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Google.org Gives $35 Million to Create Economic Opportunities for Veterans and Women

Also, the Hershey Trust Company has given $350 million to open six new schools for young children from disadvantaged backgrounds, and the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation has given $10 million to 12 recipients in Georgia and the Southeast through its new democracy program area.

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How the McKnight Foundation Is Investing Its $3 Billion Endowment to Fight Climate Change

McKnight is taking a more aggressive stance than other grant makers by pledging to reduce its investments in companies that emit greenhouse gases and moving its assets to those advancing a green economy.

Michael Bloomberg Pledges $120 Million to Curb Drug Overdose Deaths

Michael Bloomberg Pledges $120 Million to Curb Drug Overdose Deaths

Today’s pledge more than doubles a $50 million commitment Bloomberg made in 2018, but experts warn billions of dollars are needed from government and philanthropy to fight the crisis.

Donor-Advised Funds Saw Rapid Growth in 2020

The amount donors sent to charities from those funds reached $34.7 billion, a 27-percent increase from 2019.

A 32-Year-Old Entrepreneur Gives $50 Million to MedStar Georgetown U. Hospital

A 32-Year-Old Entrepreneur Gives $50 Million to MedStar Georgetown U. Hospital

Plus, the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy also landed a $50 million gift, and five others received eight-figure gifts.

Few Foundations Give Groups They Support Decision-Making Power on Funding Priorities

Few Foundations Give Groups They Support Decision-Making Power on Funding Priorities

Foundations, which aim to serve the public interest through the money they give away, rarely give these stakeholders decision-making authority — by either letting them help set priorities or giving them a say about where grant money flows, according to a new study.