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Client Communication Helps Boarding School Shift Gears Quickly in Response to Ebola

Client Communication Helps Boarding School Shift Gears Quickly in Response to Ebola

More Than Me, an American charity, relied on its long commitment to communicating with constituents when the crisis struck.

Survey Data Help Employment Group Boost Long-Term Success

Getting feedback from clients is changing how the Center for Employment Opportunities runs its programs.

More Tech Entrepreneurs Inclined  to Give Now Instead of Waiting

More Tech Entrepreneurs Inclined to Give Now Instead of Waiting

But even as tech leaders increase their giving, some worry that too little is going to deal with problems in the Bay Area.

A Science Charity Uses a Big Gift to Woo New Donors

A Science Charity Uses a Big Gift to Woo New Donors

The Foundation Fighting Blindness is trying to raise $100-million with the help of a $50-million donation from its founder, Gordon Gund.

When Scientific Research Can’t Get Federal Funds, Private Money Steps In

When Scientific Research Can’t Get Federal Funds, Private Money Steps In

Donors are pouring money into programs that are too experimental or obscure to qualify for government funds.

How The Chronicle of Philanthropy Compiled the List of Top 50 Donors

The list shows how much wealthy people contributed in the past year.

Philanthropy 50 Over the Past Decade

See the total amounts donors on the Philanthropy 50 have contributed, plus learn how the size of the biggest and smallest gifts have changed over the years. 

6 Graphics to Tell You More About the 2015 Philanthropy 50

Find out what causes and institutions fared the best in 2014, which states have the most big donors, and which got the most big gifts. Plus, see how giving differed between people who made their fortunes in technology versus finance.

No. 6: Nicholas and Jill Woodman

No. 6: Nicholas and Jill Woodman

The GoPro camera founders donated stock in their company valued at $500-million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

No. 24: Dennis and Carol Troesh

No. 24: Dennis and Carol Troesh

The couple donated $100-million to Loma Linda University Health for a new children’s hospital.