Trump Should Take the Giving Pledge While Nonprofits Play Offense
It’s not enough for charity and foundation leaders to defend causes that matter across the nonprofit world; they need to go on the offense.
By Tom Watson
Contributor
Presidential Race’s Insider-Outsider Revolt Holds Important Lessons for Philanthropy
The clash between how philanthropic plutocrats like the Gateses and the Kochs handle the demands of democracy mirrors the campaign divide.
By Tom Watson
Contributor
Appreciation: Judy Miller’s Leadership Made Hilton Prize Rigorous and Rewarding
The tireless and insatiably curious director of the Hilton Humanitarian Prize logged thousands of miles visiting nonprofits around the world but stayed mostly out of the spotlight.
By Tom Watson
Contributor
The Pope’s Visit Offers a Challenge to Nonprofits
Already Pope Francis has stimulated more giving, but his visit to the United States will put renewed emphasis on aiding the poor.
By Tom Watson
Contributor
Ahead of Labor Day, Fundraisers Should Start Focusing on Giving Tuesday
A one-time skeptic says that as the day becomes a cultural phenomenon, it’s worth the effort to participate.
By Tom Watson
Contributor
Nonprofits Can Learn From Black Lives Matters About Tapping Passionate Support
The movement has found an effective way to spark action by mobilizing people online, ditching the usual charity approach of boards, celebrities, and strategic planning.
By Tom Watson
Contributor