Spring 2017 – Interview with Paul Haaga
The Republican investor on running NPR for $1, how to be an effective board member, and his very own dinosaur.
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program
Boosting students to university and beyond
Revving Economic Engines at Community Colleges
Want to get America back to work? Stop overlooking the thousand schools that serve half of America’s higher-ed students
Building Builders
A Christian polytechnic university takes after its inventive founder
2 Brothers, A Truck, and Lots of Subs
A pair of entrepreneurs answer the philanthropic call
An Indispensable Donor Memorializes America’s Irreplaceable Patriots
Philadelphia’s New Museum of the American Revolution is a long-overdue landmark
Drawing a Larger Circle Around Families
There are volunteers eager to nurture children and parents, reducing the trauma of foster care
Summer 2017 – Briefly Noted
Home life and scholastic success. A baseball all-star gives back. Children and animals on Noah’s Ark. BYU student animators.
Winter 2017 – Nonprofit Spotlight: Circles USA
Building relationships across economic lines to fight poverty.
Winter 2017 – President’s Note
The Philanthropy Roundtable at 25.
Winter 2017 – Interview with Jacquelline Fuller
The head of Google.org on reinventing corporate philanthropy, Silicon Valley culture, and the mission that has driven her career.
What’s in a Name?
The delicate dance behind some of today’s largest gifts
The Legal and Political Landscape of Donor Privacy
For all Americans—conservative, progressive, or apolitical—protecting donor privacy is crucial to the health and freedom of our society.
Rethinking Disability
Donors launch an experiment that could spark seminal social reform
Briefly Noted
SPLC on the warpath. The truth on foreign aid. Getting bluegrass in the black. Making Americans. An Oscar for humanitarianism.
Spring 2017 – President’s Note
Our Mission: Protecting Your Freedom
Spring 2017 – Business, Love, and Service
Three human impulses led to history’s number-one charitable donation
Spring 2017 – Preservation and Prosperity
What could property rights do for Indian reservations?
Winter 2017 – Blue-Collar Banking
Two hundred years ago, against governmental opposition, enterprising Americans created mutual savings vehicles to boost the working class.
Winter 2017 – Succor, Not Salvation
Philanthropic rescues from a century ago point the way for humanitarians today