Parenting the Privileged
Dynastic wealth can hurt children. Can philanthropy help?
Dynastic wealth can hurt children. Can philanthropy help?
The Roundtable is pleased to present the inaugural class of the new Philanthropy Hall of Fame.
Notable early American philanthropists, from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to economic opportunity from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to higher education from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to religious causes from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to public policy from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to art and culture from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
Notable contributions to K–12 education from the Philanthropy Hall of Fame
It’s not just a luxury
Another fresh option for parents
The much-discouraged $30 million grant that changed a city. The case for naming gifts. Art and resilience.
This former Target CEO put $200 million into a fascinating collection of 6,800 musical instruments.
Standing behind a popular force that’s boosting classical music and young players is one very driven donor
The Cliburn piano competition uses grassroots contributions from thousands of volunteers to elevate an elite art form
A study out of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute investigated the relationship between self-discipline and Catholic education.
The Gilder Lehrman Institute and Rockefeller Foundation are connecting teens to history through the musical Hamilton
The Jazz Foundation cares for musicians in trouble, who in turn keep a heritage alive
Reviving Ellington jazz for a new generation
Philanthropic Freedom, Anonymity and the First Amendment