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.
Philanthropy Roundtable released a new report that seeks to start bridging this research gap. Written by Wayne Winegarden, economist for the Pacific Research Institute, the study, titled “The 50-State Index of Charity Regulations,” analyzes five key areas of charitable sector regulations, ranks the states according to the regulatory burdens in these areas and examines the impact overregulation has on a state’s charitable landscape.
In an article originally published as part of The Giving Review’s symposium, Joanne Florino explains how conservatives can help improve lives, grow and strengthen civil society and demonstrate the power of private giving.
A new report out of The Heritage Foundation, “The Radicalization of Race: Philanthropy and DEI,” traces current pressures to meet prescribed diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) metrics back to their source.
As we celebrate National School Choice Week, we are highlighting some worthy organizations, initiatives and donors seeking to expand educational opportunities for all.
In a recent article published in National Review, Philanthropy Roundtable’s Adam Meyerson Distinguished Fellow in Philanthropic Excellence Joanne Florino explains that individual charitable contributions declined in 2022 and examined some contributing factors.
“Protecting Your Legacy,” Philanthropy Roundtable’s guidebook on donor intent, advises donors to “know your grant recipients.” To do this effectively, the Roundtable advises making site visits, among other things.
Philanthropy Roundtable launches its Free to Give campaign, which elevates the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing nonprofits. Over the next several months, the Roundtable will release a series of videos and blogs featuring donors and nonprofit leaders explaining the importance of philanthropic freedom.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently spoke with Josiah Haken, CEO of City Relief, on the ways his nonprofit provides meals and essential supplies to homeless communities in New York and New Jersey.
On December 11, 1964, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent civil rights work. Not surprisingly, in his acceptance speech for the award, he focused on the fights for racial justice and to end wars. However, the second major focus of his speech was an admonition of efforts to fight poverty both in the U.S. and abroad.
Gonzalez encourages Americans to view disparities in society through a broader lens than categories such as race or ethnicity.
In this interview, Mike Brownfield explains the Goldwater Institute’s mission and the practical ways the nonprofit is helping everyday Americans be more free and prosperous.