The $10 million donation from philanthropist David Rubenstein is set to fund upgrades, improvements and the creation of an underground museum at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C.
When Phil Buchanan began work on Giving Done Right in the summer of 2016, he set out to aggregate all he had learned from his years as president of the Read more…
The charity that shifted evangelical eyes, and dollars, overseas
Charitable donors who want to decide for themselves whether to be public or private in their giving have had a lot to be disheartened by in recent years. Bills have Read more…
Real problems, Mo giving, buildings for charter schools, donor privacy, RealClearJournalism, how donors can help break policy logjams.
Interesting charities encountered in our travels. With a special focus this installment on some very personal approaches to art philanthropy in Florida.
A hundred years ago we taught the poor the behaviors of success
The National Endowment for the Humanities is launching an initiative to advance civic education and commemorate the Nation’s 250th anniversary.
An Arizona homebuilder with a Kentucky heart and MBA head
Some brave donors and nonprofits are backing storytelling to jumpstart popular support for schooling options
Beware of dishonest diversity.
USCIS celebrates Constitution Week with naturalization ceremonies across the country. This year, we will welcome nearly 34,300 new citizens at during 316 naturalization ceremonies between Sept. 13 and 23.
Wherever the health sciences are progressing fastest today, it’s often donated money that is pushing the frontier
“A city with less than a million people spending more than $2 billion per year on ‘mental health’ and still their streets are littered with people desperately in need of Read more…
Across the country, Americans will celebrate the signing of the U.S. Constitution on this day in 1787. Here are 13 unique events to commemorate the 282nd anniversary.
Adam Kissel voices his opinion on how philanthropists and foundations can help increase civil engagement and encourage people to use their voices.
Enemies of faith want hundreds of institutions of higher ed to shut up or shut down.
“Around the turn of the last century, the steel magnate Andrew Carnegie paid to build 1,689 libraries across the United States. Many are still in use, celebrated as monumental works Read more…
This spring, humans viewed something for the very first time: a black hole. The Event Horizon Telescope, a collaboration of more than 200 researchers who combined images from eight telescopes Read more…
Education for career success (and life happiness) is what young people want. Too many now say college does little for them on either front.