Philanthropy Roundtable Offers Holistic Framework for Embracing Diversity
True Diversity is an equality-based initiative that promotes a thoughtful and holistic framework for embracing diversity.
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Nonprofit Leader Reflects on How to Foster “Care and Character” in Medicine in Light of COVID-19 Pandemic
This spring, the United States officially surpassed one million COVID-19 deaths, and that number continues to rise. As we reflect on that grim milestone, Philanthropy Roundtable recently spoke with Dr. Read more…
Doers to Donors: Why Ray Dalio’s Philanthropy is a “Family Business”
In the latest episode of Philanthropy Roundtable’s interview series “Doers to Donors,” Roundtable President and CEO Elise Westhoff interviewed entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist Ray Dalio. Dalio is the founder, co-chief Read more…
California Data Refutes Calls to Restrict Donor-Advised Funds
On Oct. 19, Philanthropy Roundtable President and CEO Elise Westhoff welcomed members of the Roundtable community to the organization’s Annual Meeting in Palm Beach, Florida. In her welcome address, she highlighted some of the exceptional philanthropists within the community who are improving lives – and discussed the importance of advancing our shared values: liberty, opportunity and personal responsibility.
Ian Rowe: Embrace Agency, Not Victimhood
The Roundtable’s campaign “Our Values Improve Lives” will share examples of how private philanthropy has empowered the charitable sector to strengthen communities and help individuals reach their full, unique potential. In the coming weeks and months, we’ll be sharing stories of charitable efforts – informed and inspired by the values of liberty, opportunity and personal responsibility – that are addressing a variety of social challenges where other efforts, including government-led ones, have underdelivered.
New Report: Populist Proposals Targeting Philanthropy Will Hurt Those in Need
The Roundtable’s campaign “Our Values Improve Lives” will share examples of how private philanthropy has empowered the charitable sector to strengthen communities and help individuals reach their full, unique potential. In the coming weeks and months, we’ll be sharing stories of charitable efforts – informed and inspired by the values of liberty, opportunity and personal responsibility – that are addressing a variety of social challenges where other efforts, including government-led ones, have underdelivered.
Esther Larson in Philanthropy Daily: How Blockchain Can Help Fund Artists—And Revive The Arts
In an op-ed recently published in Philanthropy Daily, “How blockchain can help fund artists—and revive the arts,” Program Director for Philanthropy Roundtable Esther Larson, and COO and co-founder of Living Opera, Christos A. Makridis, wrote that philanthropists have a unique opportunity to fund individual artists directly through pragmatic giving tools like blockchain technology and non-fungible tokens.
Heather Templeton Dill on Philanthropic Values and Inspiring Awe and Wonder
Philanthropy Roundtable recently sat down with Heather Templeton Dill, president of the John Templeton Foundation and Philanthropy Roundtable board member. The foundation’s mission is to fund research and catalyze conversations that inspire people with awe and wonder.
Foundation Board Succession: What Donors Need to Know
Reading through the executive summary of Exponent Philanthropy’s 2023 Foundation Operations and Management Report, I noted those surveyed reported that the top challenge facing their foundations was “the board not considering succession.” Earlier this year a regional leader in philanthropy suggested this was a major concern, and one not limited to family foundations.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy Highlights Elise Westhoff’s Accomplishments at the Roundtable
The Chronicle of Philanthropy published an article commemorating Westhoff’s achievements at the Roundtable, highlighting her tenacity in leading the organization to new heights during her three-year tenure. Read the full article here.
Taxing Unrealized Gains Could Hurt the Charitable Sector
This week Philanthropy Roundtable published a new policy brief on the Moore v. United States case and potential consequences for the charitable sector if taxes on unrealized gains are deemed constitutional. The ultimate ruling by the Supreme Court on this matter could lead to dire outcomes for the philanthropic community, with the potential to undermine the transformative work nonprofits do across the nation.
Onwuka In Real Clear Education: Fighting for Viewpoint Diversity One Commencement Address at a Time
In an op-ed published June 30, 2023 in Real Clear Education, adjunct senior fellow at Philanthropy Roundtable and a spokesperson for the Roundtable’s True Diversity campaign Patrice Onwuka argues for free speech on college campuses. She highlights the role of private philanthropy in supporting the protection of free speech and embracing viewpoint diversity.