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Meet Philanthropist Jennifer Stefano

The following interview is part of Philanthropy Roundtable’s “Free to Give” series highlighting the impact philanthropy can have when Americans have the right to give freely to the causes and Read more…

Patrice Onwuka on “Our American Stories”: My Race Does Not Dictate My Worldview

Recently, Philanthropy Roundtable Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Onwuka sat down with radio veteran Lee Habeeb for an episode of “Our American Stories,” a syndicated radio program and podcast that highlights “ordinary Americans who do extraordinary things.” 

Frontline Healing Foundation: Treating our Veterans and First Responders this Veterans Day

Ahead of Veterans Day this year, Philanthropy Roundtable sat down with Jordyn Jureczki, CEO of Frontline Healing Foundation (FHF), an organization answering the call to treat veterans and first responders who struggle with substance abuse and suicidal thoughts as a result of service-induced trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

A Flight to Remember: How the Honor Flight is Bringing Hope and Healing to Veterans 

For some, it was the homecoming they never received, and for one veteran it was a chance to say goodbye. 

Walter Kotzur (USAF retired) spent the majority of his time during the war in Vietnam flying combat missions on the AC-47D, a fixed wing gunship affectionately known as “Spooky” or “Puff the Magic Dragon.” Thanks to the North Country Honor Flight, Kotzur has the opportunity to say a final farewell to his fallen brothers of the “Spooky Brotherhood” as he continues to find their names engraved on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall in our nation’s capital.

Affirmative Action One Year Later: A Conversation with Devon Westhill 

This month marks the first anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decisions in the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and the Students Against Fair Admissions v. University of North Carolina cases. These seminal decisions ended racial preferences in college admissions processes, also known as affirmative action, after the court ruled in 2023 that the schools were violating the civil rights of certain students based on race.

Great Gifts of Health From U.S. Donors

A RealClearPolitics spinoff from the forthcoming Summer 2020 issue of Philanthropy magazine.

100 Years of Carnegie Libraries

March 18 marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first of more than a thousand free public libraries in the United States funded through the philanthropy of Andrew Carnegie.

The Critical Race Training Juggernaut: Has It Reached Your School District Yet?

Earlier this month, the Legal Insurrection Foundation (LIF), in collaboration with the Texas Public Policy Foundation, offered an eye-opening webinar titled How Critical Race Training is Harming K-12.

New Report on Donor-Advised Funds: Democratizing Giving and Accelerating Impact

Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have emerged as a powerful tool for charitable giving, offering flexibility and a streamlined approach to philanthropy. A new study by the DAF Research Collaborative, the largest of its kind to date, sheds light on the inner workings of DAFs, revealing their immense value for donors and their growing impact on communities in need.

Physical Distance, Neighborly Connection: Meet Invisible Hands

The New York-based nonprofit delivers food, and connection, to vulnerable populations during the pandemic.

The Numbers Are In: American Generosity Hits an All-Time High During COVID

In these moments, when fear, pain and insecurity are at their apex, and our survival instincts try to coax us into self-protection, there are so many who can rise above them to do what is both simple and difficult at the same time give.

On Ben Franklin’s Birthday, Some Fun Facts About His Philanthropy

Among all of his accomplishments, Franklin’s remarkable work in the field of philanthropy also deserves recognition.