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Jeff Bezos’s $10 Billion Climate Pledge Sparks Praise and Criticism

Jeff Bezos’s $10 Billion Climate Pledge Sparks Praise and Criticism

Hewlett Foundation President Larry Kramer was among those heaping praise on the pledge as a game-changer, while others cited Amazon’s role in contributing to carbon emissions.

Brandee McHale Returns From Wells Fargo to Lead Citi Foundation

Also, an Aspen Institute executive will now lead the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation, and the longtime president of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation will depart in December.

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How Laurene Powell Jobs’s Emerson Collective Decides Where to Give

The organization often makes multiyear general operating grants that give leaders more flexibility.

Walton Family Foundation Commits $20 Million for Arkansas State Park

Walton Family Foundation Commits $20 Million for Arkansas State Park

Also, Morgan Stanley is giving $20 million to seven mental-health charities that serve young people, and the MacArthur Foundation donated $8.1 million to reduce incarceration in five counties nationwide.

Top Foundations Invest 13.5% of Assets Using Investment Firms Run by Women or Minorities

Top Foundations Invest 13.5% of Assets Using Investment Firms Run by Women or Minorities

The Knight Foundation, which commissioned the study and had the highest marks, invested 46 percent of its assets through diverse management firms.

Fidelity Charitable Reports $7.3 Billion in Grants From Donor-Advised Funds

Fidelity Charitable Reports $7.3 Billion in Grants From Donor-Advised Funds

The organization reported 40 percent year-over-year growth in grant-making, with Doctors Without Borders USA as the top recipient.

As Bloomberg Tops Our Philanthropy 50, New Questions About Intersection of Politics and Charitable Giving

Some recent Facebook advertisements paid for by “Mike Bloomberg 2020" asked donors to help him make giving decisions, raising concerns about how a philanthropist running for president can keep charitable gifts and politics separate.

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A Hometown Gift

John Hollingworth left 45 percent of his estate to charities in Greenville, S.C., and that has developed a robust set of nonprofits and a model for how grant makers can best help organizations with advice, unrestricted aid, and more.

‘Forbes 400′ and ‘Giving Pledge’ Billionaires Who Gave Big in 2019

Only 21 people on the Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans appear among this year’s Philanthropy 50 list.

Art Classes That Foster Creativity and Expression

Art Classes That Foster Creativity and Expression

ProjectArt offers free after-school classes for kids living in historically underserved neighborhoods across the United States.