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News & Stories True Diversity 05/02/2024

National Liberty Museum: Resolute in Liberty as Ideological Tensions Infiltrate the Museum Sector

Philanthropy Roundtable

For those unfamiliar with the National Liberty Museum (NLM), the name itself hints at our engagement in the myriad discussions surrounding the clash of extreme ideologies and the varied interpretations of liberty. Situated in Old City Philadelphia, the museum, which is both privately and publicly funded, faces the added complexity of embodying what a liberty museum should represent during a period of significant division within the United States and globally.

News & Stories Philanthropic Freedom 09/08/2020

Philanthropic Freedom is Under Attack and Here’s What You Should Know

Molly Kincaid

“When philanthropy is public money there is really no limit to the number of mandates that someone can dream up to try to impose on the philanthropic sector,” said Christie Read more…

ICYMI: Why Urban American Matters: Race, Opportunity, and the American Future

Debi Ghate

Reihan Salam, president of the Manhattan Institute, explains how we can see a renaissance of our American cities.

News & Stories Defending Founding Principles Health & Mental Health Strong Communities Workforce Development 12/11/2020

Big Pharma and Traditional Capitalism to the Rescue

The Philanthropy Roundtable

Through capitalism, pharmaceutical companies are working to create a COVID-19 vaccine, writes Senior Executive Fellow Howard Husock.

News & Stories Sector Regulation 01/31/2023

50 State Index Ranks Best and Worst States for Charities

Philanthropy Roundtable

WASHINGTON – January 31, 2023– Philanthropy Roundtable found that overregulation in the United States may lead to fewer charities in a state, according to The 50 State Index of Charity Regulations , released today and authored by Pacific Research Institute economist Wayne Winegarden for the Philanthropy Roundtable.

News & Stories Philanthropic Freedom 01/18/2021

Does Philanthropy Need to be More Woke?

Today’s social justice aims not for the equality sought by Martin Luther King Jr., but for equity, which leads to special treatment for some groups over others.

News & Stories Civics Education Higher Ed K-12 Education 01/25/2022

What Ever Happened to U.S. History 101?

Joanne Florino

This past November, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) released the second edition of “No U.S. History? How College History Departments Leave the United States out of the Major.”

News & Stories True Diversity 06/21/2022

True Diversity: How Organizations are Prioritizing People Over Politics

Brian Hawkins

One of the goals of the Philanthropy Roundtable’s True Diversity initiative is to provide charitable organizations with tools and resources to help them thoughtfully broaden and leverage diversity within their organization in a way that honors and advances their missions.

News & Stories Philanthropic History 03/31/2022

Patrice Onwuka in Newsmax: What Two Black Female Philanthropists Can Teach Donors About Giving

Philanthropy Roundtable

As Women’s History Month draws to a close, Philanthropy Roundtable’S Patrice Onwuka writes in Newsmax about two Black female philanthropists from the early 20th century: Madam C.J. Walker and Oseola McCarty.

News & Stories Sector Regulation 02/21/2023

Letter to the Editor: More Research Is Needed on State Regulation of Charities

Philanthropy Roundtable

In a Letter to the Editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Philanthropy Roundtable’s Senior Director of Policy and Government Affairs Elizabeth McGuigan and Senior Fellow in Business and Economics at Pacific Research Institute Wayne Winegarden responded to a recent article.

News & Stories Donor Privacy 04/19/2023

Threats to Donor Disclosure on the Rise

Megan Schmidt

Two years after the Supreme Court confirmed donors have the right to give anonymously, donor disclosure threats are emerging in state capitals across the country.

News & Stories True Diversity 06/30/2021

The Pathway to Civility: Making Perceptions Match Reality

Daniel Turner

New research suggests Americans may be way less polarized than they think.

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