This is STAGING. For front-end user testing and QA.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy logo

Philanthropists

(page 33 of 39)
To Tackle Vaccine Hesitancy, Philanthropy Must Get Over Its Religion Hesitancy

To Tackle Vaccine Hesitancy, Philanthropy Must Get Over Its Religion Hesitancy

Congregations and faith-based nonprofits are an untapped resource for persuading more people to get vaccines, but they need much greater philanthropic support.

Foundation Leaders Should Use Their Cash and Connections to Advocate for a Federal Racial-Equity Stimulus

Foundation Leaders Should Use Their Cash and Connections to Advocate for a Federal Racial-Equity Stimulus

Philanthropic giving can never match the power and purse strings of the federal government to address centuries of systemic racism. But we can insist that the Biden administration and Congress rise to the task.

Venture Capital Executive Gives $80 Million to Expand Maternal Health Care in Bay Area

Venture Capital Executive Gives $80 Million to Expand Maternal Health Care in Bay Area

Plus, the Home Depot co-founders jointly gave the Gary Sinise Foundation $40 million, and Marymount Manhattan College received $25 million.

rugerextremism-021621-gettyimages-1230455307.jpg

Philanthropists Across the Political Divide Must Work Together to Cure Extremism

A pandemic of hate will destroy our democratic institutions unless we can put aside our differences and devise a cohesive plan for treating this disease. Here’s what grant makers can do next.

Elon Musk and Geneticist Arthur Riggs Each Give $100 Million

Elon Musk and Geneticist Arthur Riggs Each Give $100 Million

Plus, Arthur Blank donates $17 million to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and several university land big gifts.

mayors-012821-mnmo-mayorcarter-7493.jpg

Philanthropy Should Join Forces With Mayors to Tackle the Nation’s Multiple Crises

Innovative city programs offer grant makers the breadth and scale they are looking for to tackle racial injustice, climate change, and other challenges.

A Close Look at the Pooled Funds That Are Shaking Up Philanthropy

A Close Look at the Pooled Funds That Are Shaking Up Philanthropy

Organizers of pooled funds and other efforts to get foundations to collaborate have used them as a test bed for changes they’d like to see in philanthropy.

2020’s Top Donors: Where They Live, Where They Give, and More

Find out more about America’s 50 biggest donors: their ages, sources of wealth, where they live, and where they give.

37-Year-Old Billionaire Gives $100 Million to St. Jude

37-Year-Old Billionaire Gives $100 Million to St. Jude

Plus, an orchestra, an art museum, and several universities land multimillion dollar gifts.

Philanthropy Should Work With Biden to Declare Détente in the Education Wars

Philanthropy Should Work With Biden to Declare Détente in the Education Wars

It’s time to redefine what constitutes education success and develop programs that provide multiple routes for acquiring the knowledge and connections that lead to good jobs and careers.

U. of Chicago’s School of Social Work Gets $75 Million

U. of Chicago’s School of Social Work Gets $75 Million

Plus, three colleges and a performing-arts center land big gifts.

Conservative Groups Criticize Effort to Urge Higher Payout Rates From Foundations and Donor-Advised Funds

Conservative Groups Criticize Effort to Urge Higher Payout Rates From Foundations and Donor-Advised Funds

The leaders of 65 conservative-leaning philanthropy organizations have urged Congress to reject tax proposals intended to speed up distributions from foundations and donor-advised funds.

Elon Musk Gives $5 Million to Khan Academy

Elon Musk Gives $5 Million to Khan Academy

Plus, four small colleges and a university land big gifts

Where MacKenzie Scott’s $4 Billion in Giving Went

The gifts focused primarily on nonprofits with an annual revenue of $10 million to $100 million but also included groups with revenue of less than $1 million and more than $100 million.

Rebuilding Our Nation’s Historically Racist Public Infrastructure Should Be a Top Philanthropic Priority

Covid-19 has exposed infrastructure inequities in everything from broadband to transportation to clean air and water. It’s time we did something about it.

Retired Tech Executive Gives $10.4 Million for Responsible Technology

Retired Tech Executive Gives $10.4 Million for Responsible Technology

Plus, three universities and a mental health foundation land major donations