Video: Health at The Philanthropy Roundtable
An overview of the newly established Health program at the Roundtable.
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A Giving Classic
Learning from the past and planning for the future
Starting Small
Foundations learn as they grow
Learning Diverse Views
Where do scholars with different perspectives agree, and where do they differ?
Games that Teach
Creative curriculum for teachers and students.
Constitutional Workshops
Prepare to teach primary texts and be consistent with state standards.
Virtuous Citizenship
How do classic works educate future leaders in America’s core ideas?
Most Americans Would Flunk Citizenship Test
Surveys consistently show how little Americans know about our system of government.
Video: How virtual reality can improve your mental health
Mental Health Forum speaker Matt Vogl on VR at the National Mental Health Innovation Center
Less God, Less Giving?
Religion and generosity feed each other in fascinating ways
Winter 2019 – Briefly Noted
The connection between generosity and religion. Gem of a donation. America’s only Jewish crisis pregnancy center. The biggest mortar and pestle in the Western hemisphere.
Interview with Sean Fieler
The forthright social conservative on religious liberty, translating principles into policy, and the importance of saying what you truly believe.
Inspiring a Cheerful Question Mark
Why, where, and how today’s evangelical donors give
Seven Habits of Highly Effective Philanthropists: With apologies to Stephen Covey
Philanthropists who seek to improve local, state, and national public policies face difficult challenges, but dramatic improvements are possible. From long observation of such struggles and the donors who overcome Read more…
Buffett and Gates, Audacious Servants
Warren Buffett’s extraordinary $31 billion contribution to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is part of a long American tradition. From the days of John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and Read more…
Milton Friedman on Philanthropy
The Philanthropy Roundtable mourns the death of Milton Friedman at the age of 94. Friedman’s heart stopped on November 16, 2006. His ideas about the central importance of philanthropy in Read more…
We’re Not Signing It
Our Concerns About Independent Sector’s “Principles for Good Governance and Ethical Practice”
Customer experience in the New Health Economy: The data cure
Health leaders are making customer experience a top priority
Some People Love to Call Names
From the French Revolution to Joseph McCarthy, partisans have over and over used namecalling to sully opponents and end debate. It’s often effective—as their heirs at the SPLC know.
Tiger’s Intent
The Princeton-Robertson Settlement