Staying the Course across Generations
How donor intent became family intent
How donor intent became family intent
One donor’s plea to give while you live
Combining science and religion in a bold yet humble way
A church in Brooklyn that is desperately poor of money, but rich in faith, is changing addicts’ lives
The grim finding comes from the National Safety Council which analyzed preventable injury and fatality statistics from 2017.
A dozen more health systems have joined the effort to produce a stable supply of generic drugs
When heavyweight MMA fighter Justin Wren steps in the cage to fight, he is introduced with his nickname “the Big Pygmy.” This unusual moniker was lovingly bestowed on him by Read more…
John Plachetka received a mailer from his alma mater announcing plans for an exterior beautification project, and calling for alumni contributions. He phoned the development office and inquired about funding Read more…
Giving thanks for Boston’s charitable houses of worship
Expanding IMPACT depression treatment model to underserved rural communities
From single-payer to public options, Democratic leaders have ambitious plans to expand coverage.
A look at ‘Give Smart: Philanthropy That Gets Results’ by Thomas J. Tierney and Joel L. Fleishman
A comic treatment of a serious subject
Ward Brehm is a philanthropist, businessman, and on the board of the United States African Development Foundation, which serves the “poorest of the poor” by making direct investments into enterprises Read more…
There are about 3,000 crisis pregnancy centers in the United States, organizations that offer various forms of support to pregnant women seeking an alternative to abortion. Most of them, though Read more…
In the late 1980s, three sweating, scrabbling prospectors in a rural corner of Brazil dug up one of the greatest natural treasures ever seen by human eyes: a single massive Read more…
Washington Examiner OpEd
A strategy to develop and network the next generation of professors of America’s founding principles.