Bill Clinton Supports Cap on Charitable Deductions
Former president Bill Clinton gave cautious support for a new Senate plan that would limit charitable deductions — an idea that has been harshly criticized by nonprofit groups. Several Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee this month proposed limiting to 35 percent the tax break that…
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Rockefeller Leader Discusses Cutting-Edge Grant Making
Rockefeller leader discusses cutting-edge grant making
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Businessmen Discuss Challenges of Philanthropy
Businessmen discuss challenges of philanthropy
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Global philanthropy experts offer their innovation wish list
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Clinton Meeting Skips Swag, But Offers Other Perk
Clinton meeting skips swag, but offers other perk
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Panel Debates Idea of Social Innovation
Panel debates the meaning of ‘social innovation’
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Assistance for Women and Girls in Developing Nations
What’s working — and failing — in efforts to aid women and girls
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Attendance Up at Clinton Meeting
Attendance at Clinton Meeting Reaches 1,200
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Obama Calls on Donors to Continue Giving Despite Recession
Obama calls on donors to continue giving despite recession
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Bill Clinton to Kick Off Philanthropy Event
This week, former president Bill Clinton gathers world leaders, philanthropists, and celebrities for a meeting in Manhattan to discuss ways to solve global problems. The event, which got its start in 2005, has produced more than 1,000 commitments that Mr. Clinton says are worth about $46-billion.…
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor