I think the kind of philanthropy that feels right to me in this moment is FDR-style philanthropy, except philanthropy, not running a government.
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A: I went from being a recipient of philanthropy to being able to practice philanthropy.
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The Women's Philanthropy Institute is a part of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.
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The Ford and W.K. Kellogg foundations and Borealis Philanthropy have partnered to launch the Racial Equity in Philanthropy Fund.
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Align philanthropy with impact Philanthropy can be aligned with greater impact if VCs focus on what they are good at.
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Part of this is related to charitable philanthropy, part of it is trying to find new ways to generate new philanthropy.
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A longer version of this argument will be published in the Fall issue of Philanthropy magazine, published by The Philanthropy Roundtable.
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At its best, however, philanthropy is interested in undoing — to paraphrase Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — the circumstances which make philanthropy necessary.
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The initiative is an example of focused local philanthropy, something that strongly motivates donors, said Buff Kavelman, a New York–based philanthropy consultant.
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He hired experts to study the practice of philanthropy and helped to launch Stanford's Center for Philanthropy and Civil Society, where he still teaches.
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Philanthropy in America is still three times as large, as a share of G.D.P., as philanthropy in the next closest country, the United Kingdom.
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He has never appeared on the Philanthropy 212.9, a list of America's 21990 largest donors, that is published yearly by The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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His desire to get ideas from the public and fund "here and now" philanthropy suggests what could be a bold new direction for philanthropy.
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"We know that he hasn't been very receptive to traditional philanthropy," said Steve Delfin, a Washington-area philanthropy adviser to companies and wealthy families.
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"Giving for impact is critical, but it's not the only driver for philanthropy," said Dianne Chipps Bailey, national philanthropy strategy executive at Bank of America.
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I think we run the risk of exaggerating the degree to which philanthropy is focused on, or even big philanthropy is focused on, direct policy advocacy.
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While philanthropy can offer the risk capital to innovate, there are inherent responsibilities that citizens expect of their government that philanthropy cannot and should not supplant.
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One of Pactor's chief priorities at the Women's Philanthropy Institute is to raise awareness that society depends on civic engagement and philanthropy that engages and helps others.
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Maybe a young entrepreneur signs the Founders Pledge, setting a standard for her personal philanthropy, and then Pledge 1% to set a standard for her company's philanthropy.
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"Our clients will have an opportunity to really be incredibly strategic with their philanthropy and their generosity," said Melanie Schnoll Begun, head of philanthropy management at Morgan Stanley.
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Dean for Research and International Programs at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI and the principal investigator for the 2018 Global Philanthropy Environment Index.
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Leslie Lenkowsky is an expert on philanthropy and public affairs at Indiana University, where he is senior counselor to the dean of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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"There are ways to express philanthropy that don't require a big bank account," said Sarah Nathan, associate director of the fundraising school at Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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The Philanthropy Roundtable's annual conferences include everyone from board members of the Bradley Foundation to "people in conservative philanthropy who are focused on scholarship for poor kids," he said.
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There was a canned food drive-, and philanthropy changed my life, and it's the reason why I do so much philanthropy now, now that I'm successful with my career.
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"Philanthropic advising has grown as philanthropy has become more complex," said Una Osili, associate dean for research and international programs at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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Marian Z. Stern, who teaches courses on philanthropy, fund-raising and nonprofit management at New York University, traced the origins of philanthropy to Mr. Rockefeller's grandfather, John D. Rockefeller.
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Our findings suggest that by studying — and actually engaging in — philanthropy, students learn more about what philanthropy is, why they should do it, and how they can make a difference.
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That's exactly what we should be aiming for — balanced critiques that support good philanthropy, that don't have much patience for bad philanthropy, and a robust conversation about which is which.
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"The culture of overweening politeness in American philanthropy is leading to our ruin," Albert Ruesga, the president of the Greater New Orleans Foundation, recently fumed to the Chronicle of Philanthropy .
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"That dispels the myth that retired couples don't have money or won't give," said Debra Mesch, director of women's Philanthropy at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.
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Ultimately, we should ask whether government is following the lead of philanthropy, and whether we are delegating to private philanthropy work that government should take on directly, as a public responsibility.
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Giving by the top 50 donors more than doubled in 363, soaring to $14.7 billion from $5.6 billion in 2016, according to the Philanthropy 50, compiled by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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If free markets, benevolent CEOs, and philanthropy are at the center of your origin story, then the way forward should reflect just that: self-governance, smart regulation, philanthropy, and progressive taxation.
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"The pressure on Bezos to step up is going to grow if he becomes the richest man," said David Callahan, the founder and editor of Inside Philanthropy, a philanthropy information site.
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Year after year, old favorites like the United Way, Feeding America, and the Salvation Army top the Philanthropy 400, a list of the biggest charities published by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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By the end of the Gilded Age, philanthropy had assumed an explicitly legitimizing purpose, according to Ben Soskis, a historian and research associate at the Urban Institute's Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy.
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" Ms. Herman, she said, "chose to combine a donor's philanthropy to the college with his philanthropy to the local community and then to conclude that he is a 'major benefactor' of the college.
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Mr. Makonnen works in the legal department of Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, and Ms. Austin works in philanthropy at the Executives' Alliance for Boys and Men of Color, a division of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.
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Borders has worked in health care, philanthropy and real estate.
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His Berkshire stock will go to philanthropy after he dies.
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Stakeholder relations will now include corporate philanthropy and community relations.
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"Philanthropy is an industry here in Tulsa," says Mr Bynum.
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That's not to say Bezos hasn't participated in some philanthropy.
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"Public housing isn't an obvious recipient of philanthropy," he said.
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After selling SunAmerica, Broad started devoting more time to philanthropy.
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Their civic function depends not on philanthropy but on struggle.
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This is counter to one of the roles of philanthropy.
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But it is important to understand that philanthropy doesn't scale.
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It's independent, it's nonpartisan, and it's powered mainly by philanthropy.
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Paul Newman wanted his philanthropy to overshadow his film legacy.
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Mr McAuliffe also defended Mr Wang, alluding to his philanthropy.
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Q: How do you involve your children in your philanthropy?
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Chesky said that his philanthropy would focus on young people.
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In some places, local government and philanthropy are stepping up.
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I mean, we sit and talk to people about philanthropy.
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Ross is big on philanthropy, particularly sustainability and higher education.
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Their lives are lives of conspicuous philanthropy, not conspicuous consumption.
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She's super involved in philanthropy, too, which is really wonderful.
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Though the challenges are many, philanthropy can offer some lessons.
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The big picture: Philanthropy has grown political in recent decades.
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Gates calls it philanthropy while Trump calls it hush money.
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For Ms. Pushkine, a philanthropy consultant, it was dating sites.
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At 270, she's the homecoming queen of the philanthropy world.
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The challenge is but one aspect of the foundation's philanthropy.
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Shaun Rieley directs programs for veterans at The Philanthropy Roundtable.
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But this is not what big philanthropy is built for.
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Mr. Arnhold was known across two continents for his philanthropy.
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But as she expands her philanthropy, what is her vision?
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Extraordinary philanthropy, in our new Gilded Age, is extraordinarily praiseworthy.
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He was also passionate about philanthropy and championing youth sports.
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"Institutions in the U.S. are built on philanthropy," he said.
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Powell Jobs spends a lot of her fortune on philanthropy.
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The expectation was you'd turn to philanthropy or government service.
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There's a bit of a backlash against big philanthropy brewing.
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Until now, there has been no explanation for this philanthropy.
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Indeed, financial squabbles are familiar in the world of philanthropy.
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"That's how we think about our philanthropy, too," he wrote.
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The NCAA doesn't track philanthropy by gender, but universities do.
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Bill Gates's global health philanthropy is a mass eugenics effort.
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Just stop talking about philanthropy and start talking about taxes.
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If it works, it could change the face of philanthropy.
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I've seen donor after donor enter philanthropy this way, only to realize that their "new" approach isn't really new or just doesn't work—as some who pioneered the idea of "venture philanthropy" now concede.
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"In 2016, we saw something of a democratization of philanthropy," said Patrick M. Rooney, associate dean for academic affairs and research at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, which writes the report.
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"Nothing turns off a donor more than the word 'waste,'" said Laura Fredricks, a philanthropy consultant and adjunct professor at the George H. Heyman Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising at New York University.
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And then, when I worked in philanthropy, right before I came to the Congress, there was a salary survey done that showed men in philanthropy made substantially more than women, running similar sized organizations.
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It was a computer terminal that first "brought us together," Gates said of his late friend at the Forbes Philanthropy Summit in New York, where Allen was posthumously awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for Philanthropy.
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Book Entry The role of philanthropy in the current era of rising economic inequality is the focus of David Callahan's new book, "The Givers: Wealth, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age" (Knopf: 2017).
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The couple is also a fixture of the art philanthropy circuit.
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Such programs often get classed as philanthropy rather than corporate strategy.
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But it's way more than a feather in her philanthropy cap.
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You might also consult GuideStar or The American Institute of Philanthropy.
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Bill Gates noted that Trump is not known for his philanthropy.
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China is in the midst of a "golden age" for philanthropy.
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His wealth, and subsequent philanthropy, have been noted throughout his campaign.
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The performance will highlight ACM Lifting Lives, the Academy's philanthropy branch.
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Still, Plouffe isn't out at Uber, despite his new philanthropy role.
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"Philanthropy is the primary passion amongst global billionaires," Wealth-X reports.
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As the Chief Philanthropy Officer and Executive Vice President of Salesforce.
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Rihanna has already changed lives through her philanthropy and various projects.
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None is aiming at a total reform of the church's philanthropy.
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Political philanthropy could make for braver politicians—and better democratic outcomes.
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Q: Your family foundation mixes with the philanthropy of the company.
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Bowdler will report to Karen Persichilli Keogh, head of global philanthropy.
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I do philanthropy because it's just as important as my work.
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"We indeed live in a 'global age of philanthropy'," it said.
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Well, I'll gamify philanthropy any day if it helps social causes.
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Eighty percent of nonprofits, of philanthropy in this country, is restricted.
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I want to finish up talking about where philanthropy is going.
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And so the project has become an act of emotional philanthropy.
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The Givers benefits from Callahan's relationship with the faces of philanthropy.
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Their opinions on philanthropy also sometimes differ from their father's approach.
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Any philanthropy seems legitimate when it aligns with your own goals.
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A few big donors may have helped to popularise deathbed philanthropy.
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Winshel will now focus full-time on philanthropy, the memo said.
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What do we know about the Trump Foundation and Trump's philanthropy?
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The charity lunch is not the only philanthropy work Buffett does.
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We should support subscription, donation and philanthropy funded sources of information.
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But much of the Koch brothers' philanthropy is subject to controversy.
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Epstein spent much of his last years investing in scientific philanthropy.
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The project is not Mr. Bottura's first venture into culinary philanthropy.
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He is senior fellow for philanthropic freedom for the Philanthropy Roundtable.
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And the Public is largely financed by philanthropy, not ticket sales.
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Nyandoro raised additional money for the Mississippi program through private philanthropy.
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We recruited, we get donations from philanthropy and from tech companies.
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D.B.: What conversations do you hope this book prompts in philanthropy?
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We do not intend to remove references to this historic philanthropy.
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Many are still in use, celebrated as monumental works of philanthropy.
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Why don't they just start writing bigger checks to philanthropy instead?
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It's about time we start questioning where our philanthropy comes from.
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Could you talk a bit about how that dynamic influences philanthropy?
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Beckstead, the Open Philanthropy Project program officer, is focused on those.
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Fueled by this, Muslim Americans donate consistently and generously to philanthropy.
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Bonus: Mr. Benioff spoke to the S.F. Chronicle about his philanthropy.
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Perhaps sensitive to this criticism, some newer clubs have embraced philanthropy.
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"That argument can be extended to philanthropy as well," she said.
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Moreover Mr Koch's philanthropy, like Carnegie's, was to some degree expedient.
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But some wonder if that philanthropy is too little, too late.
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Prince's secret solar funding wasn't his only anonymous act of philanthropy.
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Philanthropy: After Buffett dies, his Berkshire stock will go to philanthropies.
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What Henry Kravis and Bill Ackman have to say about philanthropy.
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And the #MeToo movement has spawned meaningful philanthropy of its own.
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Mr. Bloomberg is paying for the forum himself through his philanthropy.
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When things go wrong with big philanthropy, citizens have little recourse.
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Now fans and companies are carrying on Bryant's legacy of philanthropy.
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If they're focused on sustainability or philanthropy, that's an added benefit.
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy notes that its list is not comprehensive.
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"Philanthropy is very often a joint couple activity," Mr. Callahan said.
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"Philanthropy is very often a joint couple activity," Mr. Callahan said.
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It's hard to overstate how quickly this would transform American philanthropy.
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"We wanted to make it about philanthropy," he added, not consumerism.
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Bloomberg is accustomed to spending significant sums on philanthropy and politics.
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That intersection between business, social issues, philanthropy and all of that.
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The Philanthropy 21 list, compiled by the Chronicle of Philanthropy, said the drop was partly due to massive one-time donations in 223, including a $25.6 billion gift by Bill and Melinda Gates to their foundation.
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"Naming is an important convention in philanthropy that encourages additional donors, and our hospital relies on the support of the community, the City and County of San Francisco, and generous private philanthropy," Ehrlich said in the statement.
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The Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy is awarded every two yearsThe Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy is awarded to influential philanthropists every two years by the nonprofit organizations founded by Andrew Carnegie, the organization said in a press release.
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But he now mostly spends his time on philanthropy and political activism.
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But critics say that the shift toward LLCs isn't great for philanthropy.
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Foundations are broad, flexible tools for spending your money to pursue philanthropy.
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But experiential philanthropy is different because students gain practical knowledge and skills.
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We shouldn't overstate the impact of a single day dedicated to philanthropy.
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Bezos's rise in the billionaire ranking has been helped by Buffett's philanthropy.
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He's a very optimistic capitalist, and very into his consumerism and philanthropy.
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"What I'm always stressing is, 'Look, this is not philanthropy,'" Rinaudo said.
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A: Philanthropy is a driving force in my personal and professional life.
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A popular approach has been to use philanthropy to help the business.
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He left the LSE in 2014 to focus on philanthropy and Ustocktrade.
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But in the past ten years, philanthropy has quietly undergone a revolution.
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In 2017, the Philanthropy 50 gave $733 billion, according to the Chronicle.
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I see a lot of times where philanthropy is forced on kids.
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In theory, the consulting is meant to provide funds for the philanthropy.
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Philanthropy and corporate social responsibility have just scratched the surface so far.
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Do you see that as patriotic philanthropy, or is that something else?
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Not exactly the heroic philanthropy LinkNYC pledged when first advertising the stations.
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Funds can uniquely support philanthropy by expressing favor for philanthropic limited partners.
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Let's make philanthropy a value, a faith, a commitment and a lifestyle.
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Is that the way philanthropy is going to go in the future?
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Sackler recently told W that she finds the word "philanthropy" old-fashioned.
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The last, and most surprising, push towards philanthropy comes from the government.
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In June, he tweeted a solicitation for ideas on a philanthropy strategy.
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These images connect to the long history of western philanthropy for children.
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His four-decade career spans technology, business, public policy and education philanthropy.
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That includes key areas like trust and estate, tax planning, and philanthropy.
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Lucas, 75, spends some of his fortune on real estate and philanthropy.
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According to CNN Business, Ma is now pivoting to full-time philanthropy.
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It's incredible, you know, we are seeing a positive move towards philanthropy.
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While philanthropy has increasingly become important to Broin, so has climate change.
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Just stop talking about philanthropy and start talking about taxes, taxes, taxes.
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He retired in 2013 to a quieter life of philanthropy and mentoring.
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Despite this increase in philanthropy, charitable giving is not satisfying its potential.
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Charitable nonprofits and private philanthropy are already operating in a precarious space.
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Philanthropy is not good at providing front-loaded, restart capital at scale.
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"It was more your mind-set going into philanthropy," Ms. Cardone said.
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And that's tragic, as philanthropy remains a way to do extraordinary good.
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Mr. Peterson increasingly turned to philanthropy and fiscal advocacy in later years.
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He later turned to philanthropy, and in particular support for cancer research.
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Districts need support from government and philanthropy to overcome high upfront costs.
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To that end, the plaintiffs hope to turn the refunds into philanthropy.
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Americans also strongly supported the expansion of hospitals through philanthropy and legislation.
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This is the tragedy of artwashing: it channels philanthropy into destroying neighborhoods.
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Still, colleges often embrace fraternities and sororities for their philanthropy and leadership.
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After seventeen years, he retired to focus on philanthropy and his investments.
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"Higher education — public higher education — depends very much on philanthropy," he said.
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The oddest policy proposal made by Mr. Callahan relates to philanthropy specifically.
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The group established a local health clinic, and that inspired Viola's philanthropy.
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The Obamas also spend a significant amount of their money on philanthropy.
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Philanthropy, she added, typically comes in the wake of amassing great fortunes.
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Signees pledge to give away the majority of their wealth to philanthropy.
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It's not the first time Akon has delved into global philanthropy, however.
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Ilitch's philanthropy and work to revitalize Detroit made him a beloved figure.
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Q: Now that Drybar is established, how are you thinking about philanthropy?
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It could be argued that public profligacy has crowded out private philanthropy.
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And what Saez and Zucman propose would dramatically change philanthropy in America.
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As they became wealthy, the couple became known in Canada for philanthropy.
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When philanthropy got started in America, there was no federal income tax.
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Chan handles most of the day-to-day management of the philanthropy.
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Schwarzman gives readers insights on deal-making, investing, leadership, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy.
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In philanthropy, education, environment he has plenty of room to soar yet.
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Zuckerberg and Chan have also received criticism for their approach to philanthropy.
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Fashion, art, love, even philanthropy were spiked with a testy self-consciousness.
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There will be inevitable questions, for instance, about her plans regarding philanthropy.
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Philanthropy is often offered as the answer to the problem of inequality.
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Ellen Spear was appointed chief philanthropy officer of the Norman Rockwell Museum.
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Private philanthropy is funding the bulk of Delaware's $15 million project, too.
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It's also a relative pittance in the overall world of bad philanthropy.
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Then, I think his second act of going and- Doing the philanthropy.
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I'm curious how your thinking about philanthropy has evolved in recent years.
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That has earned effective altruism criticism from more traditional corners of philanthropy.
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The Fund was started by a small group with a long history of environmental philanthropy: Trevor Neilson, a cleantech investor who co-founded the Global Philanthropy Group; Rory Kennedy, the youngest daughter of Robert Kennedy and an accomplished documentary filmmaker; lifelong philanthropist Aileen Getty (of the Getty family fortune); and Sarah Ezzy, who currently manages the Aileen Getty Foundation and previously directed the Global Philanthropy Group.
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"The Givers" would have been better off focusing on the ways philanthropy can mitigate the impact of what it sees as an inherently corrupt political system than rather looking for a way to direct that system to improve philanthropy.
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In response, Amazon hired one (white) man to oversee the company's arts philanthropy.
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Today, it's evolved into a different model of grassroots philanthropy for young people.
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The page lists information about Trump's life, including her modeling career and philanthropy.
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Many modern billionaires have been choosing an LLC as they structure their philanthropy.
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He "doesn't personally believe in publicizing philanthropy," the rapper's foundation's secretary once explained.
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And he doesn't publicly promote most of his philanthropy but quietly helps out.
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Jamie Merisotis is a globally recognized leader in philanthropy, education, and public policy.
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His vision for philanthropy through sports is to mold characters rather than careers.
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Facebook has matched $1 million in donations to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music
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As a college student and sorority girl breast cancer awareness was our philanthropy.
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I THINK THAT IT WOULD BE BETTER – I THINK WE'VE ALREADY CHANGED PHILANTHROPY.
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In a nod to philanthropy, Bill and Melinda Gates will both be honored.
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Unleashing those technologies, says Ms Schmidt, is one of the thrills of philanthropy.
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"I saw it earlier on," Lansing tells PEOPLE of Jolie's passion for philanthropy.
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Of course, Jeff Bezos is not doing this as some sort of philanthropy.
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Philanthropy is supporting other efforts to fill gaps created by journalism's business struggles.
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Dismissing philanthropy as ineffective rather than seeking to learn from what has worked.
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Q: How will activist philanthropy shape society over the next decade or two?
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Through both ruthless dealing and visionary philanthropy, he came to personify American capitalism.
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About 2 percent of our country's GDP goes to philanthropy, about $340 billion.
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More than 100 years later, the face of philanthropy in America has changed.
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"I feel very comfortable with my philanthropy," he said in his even way.
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Sometimes such sensitive topics are ideal places for philanthropy to try to help.
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He also serves on several philanthropy boards and is an active political donor.
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And he noted that his philanthropy suddenly has lots of money to spend.
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He says he plans to eventually give all of his shares to philanthropy.
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She spends some of her fortune on real estate, beauty rituals, and philanthropy.
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They praised Americans' contributions to music, technology, philanthropy and … the list goes on.
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These included setting up charitable foundations that dressed up the payments as philanthropy.
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"To get their ear we will target their philanthropy," she wrote in Artforum.
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It probably is fair, in that it characterizes some element of modern philanthropy.
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He also founded 1% For the Planet, an effort to increase environmental philanthropy.
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This time, philanthropy and politics found common ground for the Clinton-backing Soros.
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This philanthropy doesn't stop if you take part in its corporate gifting program.
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If you still have qualms, Leesa's philanthropy should assuage your concerns a bit.
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A leader in Jewish philanthropy stands accused of a pattern of sexual harassment.
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Ms. Cernansky writes about the environment, health, and shortfalls in philanthropy and development.
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Tax breaks for donation to museums are a common device to encourage philanthropy.
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"Much of the best philanthropy is likely to fail," the organization's founder argued.
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Philanthropy, through organizations like the Pulitzer Center, may be part of the answer.
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In corporate philanthropy, self-interest is nearly always clasping the hand of largess.
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" What I'm always kind of stressing is like, "Look, this is not philanthropy.
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Moreover, the past 10 years have transformed how many think about billionaire philanthropy.
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According to Shonibare, philanthropy has nothing to do with altruism, generosity, or benevolence.
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The former mayor is accustomed to spending significant sums on philanthropy and politics.
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Much of Mr. Pickens's efforts in recent years have been focused on philanthropy.
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In Texas, Unbound Philanthropy is subsidizing renewals for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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Silicon Valley philanthropy veterans counter that this isn't a one-to-one tradeoff.
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Where does that leave another target of criticism in recent years: billionaire philanthropy?
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The big picture: Most of Bloomberg's philanthropy is focused outside the United States.
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Still, he remains firm in his resolve to stick to business and philanthropy.
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The proposal touched two areas of Mr. Diller's philanthropy: parks and the arts.
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On her return to her hometown, Ms. Moore found that philanthropy takes finesse.
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Private philanthropy, especially by Ducks Unlimited, generated significant financial support for wetlands acquisitions.
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Then again, tackling seemingly intractable problems is what Big Philanthropy is all about.
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At this age, you can get more specific when it comes to philanthropy.
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After leaving The Chattanooga Times, she remained active in philanthropy and civic affairs.
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They decided they had too many things and both were interested in philanthropy.
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For female UHNW, the top interest was philanthropy, followed by business and art.
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The Salesforce C.E.O. has made philanthropy a central part of the company's mission.
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Sean Parnell is the vice president of public policy at The Philanthropy Roundtable.
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This partly explains the critique of philanthropy that's gathered steam in recent years.
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Family members are not required to participate in philanthropy in rigid ways, however.
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Kristine McDivitt Tompkins's philanthropy came out of the culture in which she worked.
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In the future, she wants to apply her knowledge of fashion to philanthropy.
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The philanthropy world — like every industry — is being reshaped in the Trump era.
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This works easily for family spending on philanthropy (and, less enjoyably, property taxes).
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Instead, he'll spend his billions on philanthropy — and working to defeat President Trump.
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Is that a problem that the philanthropy community doesn't know how to tackle?
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Instead, these efforts serve to further artwash harmful practices and legitimize tainted philanthropy.
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Open Philanthropy is also formally its own organization, no longer tied to GiveWell.
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Premji accounted for 80% of "large donations" — defined as more than 100 million rupees ($1.4 million) — from India's richest individuals in the 2018 financial year, according to this year's India Philanthropy Report by consulting firm Bain & Company and philanthropy fund Dasra.
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Showing commitment to issues inside and outside the organization through philanthropy or workplace trainings.
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It's a more hands-on, company-tailored approach to the idea of corporate philanthropy.
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He's been a longtime force for philanthropy, raising millions with his annual FarmAid concerts.
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"This is about the intersection between social media, finance, and philanthropy," Rothenberg told Hyperallergic.
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Richard Gunderman is the Chancellor's Professor of Medicine, Liberal Arts, and Philanthropy, Indiana University
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She is a person in her own right with an accomplished history of philanthropy.
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It's a move that lets them do more — and leaves some philanthropy watchdogs nervous.
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It is researched and written by the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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One approach, known as "experiential philanthropy," teaches about charitable giving through hands-on experiences.
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But does it actually teach students anything about philanthropy or how to become philanthropists?
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The goodwill that Vekselberg has accrued through his philanthropy has translated into political access.
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It was written and researched by the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
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And Zuckerberg is the fresh-faced poster boy for tech optimism and flashy philanthropy.
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But this time, she's marrying her knack for design with her passion for philanthropy.
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"His personal philanthropy is in no way connected to the business relationship...," Sandusky said.
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The worm has turned on toxic philanthropy, and many want to call trustees out.
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Elsewhere in corporate philanthropy, Facebook said that it had its largest "Giving Tuesday" ever.
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As a reporter at the Wall Street Journal, David covered software, cybersecurity and philanthropy.
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SoulCycle, meanwhile, lists "the arts" among causes it has supported on its philanthropy page.
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In America corporate philanthropy doubled in real terms between 1990 and 2015, to $18bn.
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Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropy is about to reach new depths: The bottom of the ocean.
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Her move opens her up to criticism over how the mega-wealthy use philanthropy.
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Private philanthropy, however, "goes against what we have done in the past," Skorton said.
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Is it paid out of a hospital's operating budget, philanthropy funds or patient billing?
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" Gates has criticized Trump in the past, saying he "hasn't been known for philanthropy.
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Answer: Today's philanthropy is getting super-sized, as more wealthy people turn to giving.
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That is allowing philanthropy to take shapes and forms that we've never seen before.
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Leonard A. Lauder, the chairman emeritus of Estée Lauder, was honored for his philanthropy.
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"All they found was incredibly effective philanthropy and some small technical violations," he wrote.
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"They like coming to one place to get all their philanthropy done," says Carson.
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On October 16, the billionaire accepted the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy for his donation.
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Since launching Salesforce in 1999, CEO Marc Benioff has emphasized the importance of philanthropy.
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Philanthropy reached record levels in 2017, with more than $21625 billion given in charity.
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If there's a way to marry both to improve philanthropy, it would be amazing.
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But he believes, "success unshared is failure," so he has also committed to philanthropy.
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In 2017, the partnership between the star and the team grew its philanthropy reach.
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Yeah, you know, there's always been people talking about venture philanthropy and impact investing.
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Carol D'Amico is executive vice president of National Engagement and Philanthropy at USA Funds.
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"We were getting outbid," said Ms. Kemler, a philanthropy consultant who works with charities.
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"The challenge of pure philanthropy is that it's not infinitely sustainable," Mr. Young said.
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Through the years the company survived on private and government grants and individual philanthropy.
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In philanthropy, everyone's kind of looking at diversity, but we're still behind the curve.
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But he wields his widest influence in the tight-knit world of Jewish philanthropy.
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Until recently, the Sacklers have been known for their philanthropy more than their business.
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So Steyer does appear to be taking philanthropy and the Giving Pledge commitment seriously.
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But Benioff is perhaps Silicon Valley's most omnipresent (and, yes, abrasive) advocate for philanthropy.
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I was in one particular meeting with about 30 folks who work in philanthropy.
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Global public health has long been one of the main targets of Gates' philanthropy.
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The donations announced for Harvey relief are generous by the standards of corporate philanthropy.
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The effects of this shift in philanthropy tastes are brutal for some traditional nonprofits.
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Here are the Philanthropy 50's top donors, and the amounts they gave away:
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The Times story said that the executive planned to focus on philanthropy in education.
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The couple are feted for their philanthropy, including giving charity to drug rehabilitation organizations.
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Bill and Melinda Gates are known for their work on public health and philanthropy.
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When people think of philanthropy, they tend to imagine giving for museums or hospitals.
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It's typical, of course, for the wealthy to shift to philanthropy later in life.
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Together, they settled on two broad areas for their philanthropy: arts and the environment.
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There's a school of thought that says philanthropy has not been nearly urgent enough.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alibaba's approach to corporate philanthropy may produce startup-like results.
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Mr. Ma has said he will devote his time to philanthropy, especially rural education.
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The Hogg Foundation, another philanthropy, has contributed $903 million; the United Way, $1.5 million.
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When you were introduced, we talked -- there was a brief mention of your philanthropy.
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THE GIVERS: Wealth, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age, by David Callahan.
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Meanwhile, Prince Harry has made the topic a major part of his philanthropy work.
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James CadoganWashingtonThe writer is vice president for criminal justice at Arnold Ventures, a philanthropy.
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" 'Philanthropy is something that anyone can do and everyone should do,' " the "letter" read.
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Parker was ranked number 5 on the Chronicle of Philanthropy's 2014 Philanthropy 50 list.
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So why do the Gates work so hard to give their billions to philanthropy?
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The boundary between philanthropy and meddling can be thin, but it needn't be malign.
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He rejects the term philanthropy, although it is often used to describe his project.
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The Sackler family is well known for its philanthropy of the arts and education.
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Three years later, she got her first glimpse of a possible future in philanthropy.
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We'll justify it all by "giving back," through community service or philanthropy or both.
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Aside from his wealth, Soros is known for his philanthropy and liberal political activism.
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Conservation and protection of the natural world was a logical extension of her philanthropy.
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But it seems to me the culture of philanthropy has broadened quite a lot.
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Usually what we see is the philanthropy of erecting a new building on campus.
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So it's an area where private philanthropy has filled in most of the gaps.
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Facebook's slumping stock price could have an unexpected casualty: CEO Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropy efforts.
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Drawing on the recent research findings of more than 100 country and regional-level experts in public policy and philanthropy, here are three insights policymakers, diplomats and NGO leaders should consider in order to maximize the impact of philanthropy across the globe.
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" Mr. Villanueva, who has held leadership positions in philanthropy, and is an enrolled member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, argues that philanthropy in the United States continues to transmit a "colonizing virus" by remaining "top-down, closed-door and expert-driven.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Rising Power of Philanthropy" (Op-Ed, June 20): David Callahan is right that philanthropy can make a big difference in tackling stubborn social problems, and that this philanthropic boom should be viewed cautiously and with appropriate skepticism.
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Bucking nearly a century of American business tradition, corporate philanthropy basically doesn't exist at Amazon.
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Nancy Sackson was appointed chief philanthropy officer at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
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Family bonding through philanthropy is something that can bring a family closer over a lifetime.
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Giving and participating in philanthropy is often regarded as an activity reserved for the wealthy.
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And so you want to spread your time – I have a lot of philanthropy interests.
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A wealthy donor, Geoffrey P. Raynor, is building on that model through the Philanthropy Lab.
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Many have joined the Giving Pledge, promising to give most of their wealth to philanthropy.
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They're not applying the same standards to their philanthropy that they applied to their businesses.
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We receive less than a quarter of all HIV-related philanthropy in the US annually.
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Do you think that what you're doing on the private philanthropy end is more effective?
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The tech company blazed a trail in China for businesses looking to push into philanthropy.
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In merging technology with philanthropy, Chen and his co-founders had moulded tradition with modernity.
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That makes some of the Union-Tribune's descriptions sound as much like advertising as philanthropy.
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He founded the Heal The World Foundation in 1992, with a focus on international philanthropy.
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His philanthropy has a direct result of what people see on the big screen, too.
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But Dugan plans to adhere to the (RED) fundraising model, which is to disrupt philanthropy.
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Research from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University has reached similar conclusions.
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Q: When it comes to philanthropy, tell me about your ventures like 'The Rider's Closet'?
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The European Venture Philanthropy Association, founded in 218, now has 220 members in 222 countries.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Do you think philanthropy should be tax deductible at the highest end?
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On Friday, The New York Times reported that Ma would retire to focus on philanthropy.
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Keri Russell is getting candid about how being a parent of three impacts her philanthropy.
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There's nothing better than some hair bling with a side of philanthropy, are we right?
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Q: What values about philanthropy do you want to pass along to your three children?
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Open Philanthropy Project, Bill Gates, Khosla Ventures and Horizon Ventures also contributed to the round.
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Throughout its history, Wells Fargo has earned a reputation for community engagement, outreach and philanthropy.
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In the collaborative dynamics of philanthropy, strategy must be broadly shared or it will fail.
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The philanthropy arm of Facebook is the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which is doing incredible work.
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But the past couple years have featured the biggest backlash against elite philanthropy in decades.
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Would you ever be in favor of taxing philanthropy in that way of some sort?
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Together, the couple launched the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a philanthropy focused on science and education.
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LLOYD BLANKFEIN: Run a philanthropy, do something that involves public service and which people do.
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Kim Reynolds singed a proclamation creating an official "Carson King Day" for his beer philanthropy.
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An August report from CNBC alleges Gates met with Epstein to discuss philanthropy in 2013.
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Business Insider: You're a lawyer by trade, but philanthropy is now your full-time job.
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That could turn their support for their causes of today into a lifetime of philanthropy.
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God forbid you criticize the blurred lines between the Clinton philanthropy business and political worlds.
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Ma's large donation is unusual in a country where philanthropy has yet to take off.
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" With only a hint of defensiveness, he added, "Originally, all science was supported by philanthropy.
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Kerrie Buitrago, executive vice president of the foundation, called Mr. Bergman's approach to philanthropy flexible.
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The Lampert Foundation — prominent in health and education philanthropy — also participated as a new investor.
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Richard Gunderman is a chancellor's professor of medicine, liberal arts, and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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A funny thing has happened in the world of philanthropy over the last 100 years.
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Well, private philanthropy is not going to do it on its own, by no means.
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And today, social service groups are having to adapt to a new landscape of philanthropy.
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From my point of view, philanthropy is good when I like the goals it chooses.
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But most philanthropy is trying to improve education or improve the lives of the poor.
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" He concludes: "They are moving the needle with everything they do – from philanthropy to fashion.
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The aim now is to shift the balance further from philanthropy to commerce, and quickly.
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Americans once again are reduced to applauding acts of philanthropy necessitated by failures of policy.
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One major exception to the uselessness rule is gift giving in the form of philanthropy.
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In their letter, the activists conclude: Medical philanthropy, not profits, must be the next step.
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Another study found that American companies have directed their philanthropy to gain favor with congressmen.
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And traditional art funding — through philanthropy and private buyers — has worked well, Mr. Beard said.
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Philanthropy is not a stopgap for the failure to provide basic services and public goods.
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Second, he calls for limits to be placed on the tax deductibility of political philanthropy.
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Mr. Benioff rejected the notion that his approach to education philanthropy was venture-capitalist-like.
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The irony is that Bloomberg has used his time and philanthropy to advance progressive causes.
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That's another problem with assessing the ability of billionaire philanthropy to solve the world's problems.
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But also, on the other hand, he's someone that nurtures the family values, philanthropy work.
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Ms. Sachs had married into the Goldman-Sachs family and had been devoted to philanthropy.
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That's a change that has been driven, in significant part, by critics of big philanthropy.
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Here is the full list of the givers and causes, from the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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It has become the holy grail of philanthropy: measuring the impact of a charitable contribution.
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In addition to the issue of interference, there were other questions that troubled strategic philanthropy.
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Richard Gunderman is the chancellor's professor of medicine, liberal arts and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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In the meantime, he's placed a lot of his off-the-court focus on philanthropy.
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He retired in 1980 and embarked on what amounted to a second career in philanthropy.
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To what extent does the growing backlash against big philanthropy and billionaires inform your work?
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If he doesn't want to be personally involved in such philanthropy, he can always outsource.
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Mr. Moore said living in the Bronx affected how he thought about poverty and philanthropy.
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"I don't want to bash the philanthropy, because it does good," Victor Fleischer told me.
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This made possible both a history of philanthropy and promiscuous nondeductible one-to-one largesse.
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Richard Gunderman is the Chancellor's Professor of medicine, liberal arts and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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I found myself flashing on a conversation I'd had with Ben Soskis, the philanthropy historian.
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For philanthropy, Bezos has supported a foundation run by his parents that focuses on education.
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"This is where the philanthropy part starts for me," Mr. Skoll said in an interview.
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Wealth Matters In the era of mega-philanthropy, small gifts can get overlooked or dismissed.
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One is a system of philanthropy and private funding, as favored in the United States.
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Other tech founders have come to see philanthropy as a major part of their legacy.
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That year, Amazon also hired its first employee to build a team focused on philanthropy.
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Wells said he plans to focus more on philanthropy after helping Netflix choose his successor.
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He gave a little philanthropy to UC to build an agricultural building, and so on.
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He's probably right (with the possible exception of education, where philanthropy has had disappointing returns).
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And we pretend to kayak and we pretend to be really interested in some philanthropy.
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American Journalism Project: $1 million to grow and sustain local civic news organizations through venture philanthropy.
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For years, Meyler was celebrated in the media and philanthropy world for More Than Me's work.
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Many other kinds of courses about philanthropy and nonprofits are taught at U.S. and foreign universities.
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Smart and educated, she pursued her own projects and career, with a strong focus on philanthropy.
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In philanthropy, like in business, there are some opportunities that are particularly important, tractable, and neglected.
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The English-language teacher-turned-billionaire wants to focus on his work in education and philanthropy.
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Be smart: For the new guard of wealthy West Coast titans, media is the new philanthropy.
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"So while you think he's working on philanthropy, he's also working on AI," she said, laughing.
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We just need to do more at a level of scale that philanthropy cannot fully address.
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Most notably for philanthropy, the proposal would dramatically shrink new fortunes from newer industries like tech.
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The Philanthropy Roundtable reports that he also served in the army during the War of 1812.
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Big philanthropy — more than ordinary small donations that most people make — is an exercise of power.
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The bottom line: Philanthropy can't fund these schemes, only government is big enough to do that.
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For Giving Tuesday, consider adding some online philanthropy to your internet schedule — and throughout the year.
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Artist Michael Rakowitz withdrew his participation, opposing the "toxic philanthropy" of Whitney vice chairman Warren Kanders.
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When did you first start thinking about doing philanthropy whether through AI alignment or other issues?
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But some of the most prominent black athlete activists have also used philanthropy for social justice.
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For families that grow up with success, being a part of philanthropy is what grounds you.
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A: Philanthropy will play a growing role in U.S. society and the rest of the world.
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The challenge is ensuring that philanthropy is not just one more way that inequality manifests itself.
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But its revised approach involves increased attention to something relatively new for GiveWell: policy-oriented philanthropy.
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Absolutely. I mean it's ... 'Cause there are antiquated ways we've done philanthropy in the past. Absolutely.
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And after the reckoning and philanthropy that my book is kind of a small part of.
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Today, it is difficult to think of a cause that has not been touched by philanthropy.
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As the economy modernises, a crop of youngish technology billionaires, keen to "democratise" philanthropy, has emerged.
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The nature of philanthropy in the 21st century is very different from just several decades ago.
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Having a rein on philanthropy, putting some structure around it, gives them a decision-making framework.
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That's why I opted to monetize my company minimally, and their lessons definitely influenced my philanthropy.
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He was known for his philanthropy, particularly to the city of Wooster and his alma mater.
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I don't think there's a better example than this passage of using philanthropy as moral cleanser.
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Billionaire philanthropist Laura Arnold explained her approach to philanthropy in a recent interview with Business Insider.
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His burst of veteran-focused philanthropy can easily be seen as an attempt at personal redemption.
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"The current practice of state-supported philanthropy, especially in the United States, is indefensible," he concludes.
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Ripple executives are not the first in the crypto community to use digital currency for philanthropy.
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I mean, we can talk for a very long time about all these stupid philanthropy schemes.
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Black Star's campaign asks troubling questions about the ethics of cultural philanthropy in times of crisis.
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Even if his methods were flawed, his argument reframes cultural philanthropy as an immediate moral issue.
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Today, Taylor Richardson inspires children and adults alike with her activism, public speaking, and selfless philanthropy.
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What's the point selling, people keep telling me, and now that they see I'm doing philanthropy.
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So there's a new conversation in the philanthropy worlds, as I was mentioning at the intro.
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The myriad ways he can have an impact are boundless, be it through entertainment or philanthropy.
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With his philanthropy, however, he has said he will be more focused on the near term.
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One lesser-discussed aspect of Mr. Cunningham's work was his devotion to noticing and praising philanthropy.
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Corporations have long been engines of innovation, sources of philanthropy and even laboratories for social policy.
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Great philanthropy, which supports museums and other cultural activities, too often has its roots in evil.
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This is where I connect some of the dynamics in philanthropy back to dynamics of colonization.
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Lastly, there's the money that wealth and philanthropy advisers expect to go back into the market.
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Philanthropy needs that type of scrutiny, he said, citing an example in which, after the Sept.
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In philanthropy, however, the distinction between big and national and small and local can become blurred.
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Bold philanthropy is vital to advancing new protections for nature's strongholds on land and at sea.
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But he became known as much for his philanthropy as for his business and political ambitions.
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Arthur Blank made the large donation through his philanthropy and divided it between Georgia and Montana.
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Mr. Benioff then questioned Mr. Dorsey's philanthropy; Mr. Dorsey insisted that Mr. Benioff reread his arguments.
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But that reveals the extent of the problem with modern philanthropy, not its absence, he said.
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Griffin is also known for his philanthropy, some of which is focused on supporting the arts.
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Introducing the concept of philanthropy young will give you a good opportunity to talk about money.
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That raises two questions: Is philanthropy really the best way for Bezos to pursue that goal?
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People only have a certain amount of disposable money to spend on philanthropy of all types.
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But I saw the limits of what's happening in both government and philanthropy in many respects.
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Alex Belk, a undecided voter from Columbia, South Carolina, said he also likes Steyer's philanthropy efforts.
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As corporate philanthropy becomes the norm, this will have an impact on businesses of all sizes.
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When that happens — and if adequate market-based solutions haven't materialized — philanthropy must step in, too.
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The concept of using philanthropy to revive struggling communities is attracting the attention of wealthy entrepreneurs.
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Even if Benioff or his company weren't profiting from harmful immigration policies, his philanthropy shouldn't matter.
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Some of the boldest research to attack diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's is funded by philanthropy.
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In addition to her equestrian and literary careers, Bloomberg devotes a lot of time to philanthropy.
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At the same time, Kyte insists that philanthropy is an inefficient model for mitigating climate change.
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For Kyte's part, she is more excited by the changes in sustainable finance than in philanthropy.
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THE GIVERS Wealth, Power, and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age By David Callahan 343 pp.
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Rosenwald stepped down as Sears president in 1924, after which he dedicated his life to philanthropy.
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In 2009, Simons stepped aside, to focus on philanthropy, and named Mercer and Brown co-C.E.O.s.
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And it has already sparked a bit of concern in some corners of the philanthropy world.
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In the past year, a massive, predominantly left-wing backlash to mega-philanthropy has broken out.
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The philanthropy has not worked with McKinsey or BCG in at least the past five years.
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The Sackler family is known for its philanthropy, giving money to universities and prestigious cultural institutions.
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But much of the foundation's spending doesn't really fit the traditional conception of philanthropy at all.
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Perhaps most importantly, they're conveying through their actions the benefits of starting philanthropy earlier in life.
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It hasn't deterred him from philanthropy, or even from continuing to invest in improving educational outcomes.
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Chris Addy is a partner at Bridgespan Group and the co-head of Bridgespan's philanthropy practice.
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But tech companies like JustFix and Good Call are nonprofits that must raise money from philanthropy.
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And much of the foundation's spending doesn't really fit the traditional conception of philanthropy at all.
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Instead, having engaged in philanthropy for years, he and his wife, Dorothy, became full-time philanthropists.
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The Open Philanthropy Project has since recommended a $4 million grant to the Proposition 12 campaign.
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Philanthropy is being examined and critiqued — and protested, in dramatic public fashion, when it seems inappropriate.
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But philanthropy is not a substitute for democracy or proper taxation or a good welfare state.
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As for the award, the Icon 360 was presented for Bron's contribution to fashion and philanthropy.
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Next month, hundreds of foundation leaders from across the country will come to Washington for the annual Foundations on the Hill (FOTH), presented by United Philanthropy Forum in partnership with the Council on Foundations and the Alliance for Charitable Reform (the legislative arm of The Philanthropy Roundtable).
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""Companies have been doing social impact for a really long time — traditionally, it's more about corporate philanthropy.
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"Our philosophy is that philanthropy, at its best, often combines doing well with doing good," he said.
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Gates ran Microsoft until 2000, when he stepped down as CEO in order to focus on philanthropy.
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Trump says he's been very generous, but reporters have not been able to independently verify much philanthropy.
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The accolade pays tribute to her decade-long impact on music, pop culture, fashion, film and philanthropy.
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The Paulsons recently spoke with Reuters about the lessons they have learned concerning wealth, philanthropy and marriage.
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How do you define impact investing versus just like charity or philanthropy, which you guys do also?
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His philanthropy has been mainly focused on health care — his name adorns a hospital in Santa Monica.
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The mix of politics, profit and philanthropy evident that evening has become a problem for the Clintons.
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Far-fetched for a business selling books out of a garage to succeed in business and philanthropy.
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McHale returns to Citigroup less than a year after joining Wells Fargo, where she headed corporate philanthropy.
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They reported on Trump's mafia connections, his virtually non-existent philanthropy, and his extensive ties to Russia.
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It's likely Plouffe will act as a communications specialist and liaison between the philanthropy organization and Washington.
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If it is, that could prompt a flood of tech money into philanthropy, for better or worse.
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If philanthropy is a hard sell in crowdfunding, education is an even harder one, but the Code.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have made education a centerpiece of their philanthropy.
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And he has used his celebrity and philanthropy to benefit some of our most vulnerable community members.
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A year after asking for suggestions on philanthropy, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is unveiling his first projects.
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But this philanthropy and issue-raising has not necessarily garnered Kim Kardashian the title of woke bae.
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Vanity Fair previously reported that Markle is planning to transition from acting to full-time philanthropy work.
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US in 2015 by an organization called Startup:Education that was one of Zuckerberg's early stabs at philanthropy.
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Instead of fixing our world, Giridharadas has argued, such philanthropy insulates givers from criticism — and from accountability.
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But there's also a limited case for billionaire philanthropy even from the skeptics' perspective, Reich has argued.
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When there's a fringe position that needs to be developed further, sometimes only philanthropy can nurture it.
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Some saw these men as captains of industry who were making Americans wealthier and lauded their philanthropy.
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I know making cards isn't considered philanthropy, but the impact of this simple handwritten gesture was profound.
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Since then, the brand has expanded and evolved, but continues to lead with a focus on philanthropy.
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As the Duchess of Sussex, she's put acting on hold to focus on royal duties and philanthropy.
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"My approach to philanthropy will continue to be thoughtful," she wrote in her letter announcing the pledge.
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When it was all over, everyone went home, but the equipment was repurposed for some heartwarming philanthropy.
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Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropy arm, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, is making an investment in India-based startup Byju's.
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Andre Banks has become the executive vice president of the social impact and philanthropy practice at BerlinRosen.
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When GiveDirectly was starting out in 2010, one of its earliest backers was the group Uncommon Philanthropy.
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Mark Zuckerberg made a really interesting decision early on in Facebook that his philanthropy would be separate.
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I think it's a really exciting time for philanthropy and to be involved in social cause work.
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They also discussed passion, leadership and philanthropy (yes, really) and reflected on the history of their friendship.
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Modern philanthropy was born in the early 20th century, with the birth of the Russell Sage Foundation.
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I wondered whether philanthropy might represent, for at least some of the Sacklers, a form of atonement.
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"I am going to end up doing a mixture of things," Bezos tells Döpfner of his philanthropy.
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Kuhn will help "shape the firm's policy on philanthropy for the years to come," the letter said.
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These storms have taught us that the private sector and personal philanthropy kick in when needed most.
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The current thinking is not either in terms of encouraging philanthropy or discouraging and forming new business.
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For whatever remainder of money they have left over, I do think philanthropy is a good thing.
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Riordan had dedicated her life to philanthropy, helping others in Albuquerque and the Southwest region, colleagues said.
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Open Society is a philanthropy founded and funded by Soros, who has criticized Facebook in the past.
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"I don't want people here who can't make decisions," he said of his philanthropy and his firm.
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Industry-backed policy groups like Energy in Depth generate stories that attack the family and its philanthropy.
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They also are often engage in the events, philanthropy, and volunteer efforts that keep their communities running.
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"We need them to invest and not just rely on the philanthropy of private donors," he said.
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Crowe was working as an independent philanthropy consultant while helping to donate food to local homeless shelters.
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In his philanthropy, he is a board member of the American Jewish Congress, co-founder of Magenu.
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Or as an old Onion headline put it: "Corporate Philanthropy-Misanthropy Ratio Holding Steady" (at 1:1,770).
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In retirement, Mr. Kimsey focused on philanthropy, creating a family foundation that benefited education and the arts.
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I don't think the private money likes seeing their money go out the door to philanthropy. Really?
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It also has been a major player in terms of local philanthropy, via its creation of TUGG.
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Benenson's company, Benenson Strategy Group, will be conducting research for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the couple's philanthropy.
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The pair hope that speaking publicly about their bitcoin philanthropy will inspire others to do the same.
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A source close to Kalanick said he has "no interest, from what I can tell, in philanthropy."
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Everybody that gives something in philanthropy has to find some niche, and maybe they make a difference.
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D.B.: What are some barriers that make it difficult for communities of color to benefit from philanthropy?
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Research suggests that men continue to set priorities and reap more direct power from philanthropy than women.
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She continued to advise individuals, families, corporations and not‑for‑profit organizations on estate planning and philanthropy.
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There is new wealth in the region, and plenty of philanthropy, though it is mostly aimed elsewhere.
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But the strangeness of Bezos's philanthropy begins with the way he chose his first two dozen nonprofits.
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In addition to running Dr. Seuss Enterprises, she devoted herself to philanthropy, supporting dozens of charitable organizations.
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When the philanthropy scene is mired in controversy, I explained, she has been the beacon floating above.
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Philanthropy is often used to help knit a family together, particularly when the family business is gone.
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He was with the company when it restructured from Google to Alphabet; oversees Google's philanthropy unit, Google.
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But Pursuit is also a financial innovator, as it seeks funds beyond philanthropy to fuel its expansion.
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His fans — a generous portion of the population of Ohio — admire his sportsmanship, his talent, his philanthropy.
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It's the first major foray into philanthropy for Mr. Bezos, who recently became the world's wealthiest man.
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"The evidence shows that private philanthropy can't compensate for the loss of government provision," Dr. Nesbit said.
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Mr. Johns is predictably tight-lipped about his philanthropy, which has always focused on supporting younger artists.
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The for-profit / nonprofit choice leaves founders conflicted, often asking the question 'can i raise enough philanthropy?
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He said on Facebook that his family "believed in the importance of visionary public service and philanthropy".
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It also exists in think tanks, corporate governance, pharmaceutical marketing, higher education, the regulatory system, even philanthropy.
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His responses would have made an absolutely appropriate short speech for an environmental philanthropy receiving his support.
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Concerns about transparency and accountability in philanthropy have surged alongside the popularity of crowdfunding for charitable causes.
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The fierce competitor was as passionate about philanthropy as he was about pursuing baskets or championship rings.
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"Philanthropy is not altruism," says Shannon Farley, co-founder of Fast Forward, an accelerator for tech nonprofits.
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Cassandra Porter is the founder of Optimism by Fire which is an organization that promotes black philanthropy.
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As for passions and hobbies, 56 percent in WealthX's billionaire survey cited philanthropy as their top priority.
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Salesforce has since its founding given 1 percent of its products, equity, and employee time to philanthropy.
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In some ways, he has shaped EforAll to be the opposite of flashy venture capital-backed philanthropy.
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Community colleges, with almost half of all undergraduate students, received just a small fraction of this philanthropy.
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Instead, he calls for philanthropy to cure the larger systemic problems of racism and poverty and injustice.
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The founder and editor of the website Inside Philanthropy, Callahan clearly knows the game and its players.
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Catalyst Fund is now supported and managed by Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors and global tech consulting firm BFA.
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As policymakers grapple with how to do that, enterprise and philanthropy are trying to fill the gap. ■
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a proponent of "illiberal democracy," has been sharply critical of Mr. Soros's philanthropy.
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"I think Albert is a symbol of philanthropy and generosity," Chris Gessner, the hospital president, told CNN.
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From style to philanthropy, Tori Spelling looks up to her mother Candy in more ways than one.
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Many of the critical breakthroughs in the field were philanthropy-funded, as are many basic services today.
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The other area where philanthropy plays a crucial role is in testing new programs that are riskier.
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The two won awards for their philanthropy, giving millions of dollars to hospitals, universities and Jewish organizations.
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But internet can let anybody can pay, so it will have a birth time for Chinese philanthropy.
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Those concerts constituted the first notable merger of pop culture and philanthropy, and they inspired similar ventures.
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The bottom line: Insofar as philanthropy has a positive effect, it does so via deeply undemocratic means.
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AARON DORFMAN, WASHINGTON The writer is president and chief executive of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy.
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McHale returns to Citigroup less than a year after joining Wells Fargo, where she headed corporate philanthropy.
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About 60 percent of my work now is philanthropy, trying to bring people together through the arts.
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Fellow financiers said Mr. Griffin should be applauded for his philanthropy, rather than vilified for his spending.
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That they then clean up 22018 percent of with this like little wet wipe of philanthropy. Okay.
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In that way, the museum is more like a bit of philanthropy than an actual nonprofit business.
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One pioneer in facing this problem is the Durfee Foundation, a family philanthropy based in Los Angeles.
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Their take is that we can't let philanthropy become a way to wash blood off your money.
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In its annual Billionaire Census report, market research firm Wealth-X found that philanthropy is the most popular passion among billionaires (25% of billionaires with a net worth of $216.7 billion or more have interest in philanthropy as do 21% of billionaires who have $25 billion to $215.4 billion).
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How the Valley can get philanthropy right with former Hewlett Foundation president Paul Brest When he was named president of the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, Brest applied the rigor of a legal scholar, not just to his own institution's practices, but to those of the philanthropy field at large.
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It's just a matter of balancing philanthropy and humanitarian causes with avoiding Facebook becoming a big guilt trip.
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"For me my fashion and my style is connected to my philanthropy and my community," she told PeopleStyle.
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Before joining Ryot, Swenson, the CMO, worked for Global Philanthropy Group, a consultancy for wealthy people and celebrities.
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"We're challenging the idea of traditional philanthropy, so we have messaging that there's no giving requirement," she says.
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A big question in the philanthropy world these days is how exactly MacKenzie Bezos will spend her fortune.
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They could speak to his record of philanthropy, his donations to support the arts and his educational scholarships.
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Rhodes told Wired that the nonprofit is trying to secure funds from foundations, local philanthropy organizations, and individuals.
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That increased investment from philanthropy has been crucial for the coordinated network of advocacy groups across the country.
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"Roger, from racing to business to philanthropy, you have moved from one great victory to another," Trump said.
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Success, adroit public relations and strategic philanthropy have tempered these concerns, and political donations probably haven't hurt, either.
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Yes, but: Bezos is getting into the philanthropy game late, and only after becoming the world's richest person.
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Maybe you would fund it through your philanthropy or something like that, but you would not consider that.
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She told Mike how her company works to combat hunger and how she approaches philanthropy as a whole.
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Before long, I tire of seeing his face everywhere and encountering at every turn his guilt-ridden philanthropy.
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"Bob's demonstrated commitment to UNH through his philanthropy is tremendously inspiring," UNH President Mark Huddleston told the newspaper.
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Weill told CNBC that philanthropy was not just about the monetary donation, but the passion behind the cause.
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Blankfein has promoted its focus on philanthropy and diversity initiatives, as well as Goldman's role in job creation.
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He said people now think of philanthropy as really committing to a cause rather than just giving money.
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He engaged in what he called "profitable philanthropy," giving away money but getting a boost in the process.
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A lot of writing about philanthropy, my own included, treats it mostly as a matter of individual concern.
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The honoree must be the daughter or son of a well-known actor and be committed to philanthropy.
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As a result, they rely on financial advisors and other professionals to help them accomplish their philanthropy goals.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer is a former hedge fund manager who's become known for his philanthropy and liberal activism.
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"Philanthropy is a part of that legacy, and it incorporates various views into one overarching legacy," she added.
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In a piece in the Chronicle of Philanthropy, Emily Haynes took a look at how they spent it.
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It is already a big force in assorted businesses, in philanthropy, and in sponsoring a global architecture prize.
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In the US, philanthropy directed toward safety net programs—food, housing, health—amounted to $50 billion in 2017.
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Although he still has active roles with tech companies, including Spotify, Parker has turned his eye toward philanthropy.
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The United States has long been a leader in the international arena, from diplomacy, to business, to philanthropy.
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SRS: Haley, I noticed an image of you and Agnes Gund at a Carnegie Medal for Philanthropy event.
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Increasingly, philanthropy is one more way the wealthy exercise power in society, in ways both good and bad.
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In his later years, Peterson focused more on philanthropy and in 2008 established the Peter G. Peterson Foundation.
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" Ambivalent about a potential leak, he adds, "If somebody chose the philanthropy route, no one could stop it.
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Philanthropy is not dead, but where organizations can bring an earned income, it can be very useful. Okay.
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If you want to find examples of outsize philanthropy in higher education, you will have to look elsewhere.
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He has engaged in philanthropy, building charter schools and a stadium on Randall's Island that bears his name.
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Since its founding 2000, the Gates Foundation has established itself as a force without peer in big philanthropy.
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To lead its policy efforts for autonomous vehicles, Uber recently brought on Miriam Chaum, previously of Philanthropy University.
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That's a big payback from $1 billion, and we believe that philanthropy is ideally suited as the source.
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It's standard throughout the world to link one's capacity and responsibility for philanthropy directly to one's disposable income.
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The Center for Disaster Philanthropy began four funds in response to recent disasters including the earthquake in Mexico.
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He was also involved in philanthropy and served as chairman of The Wallace Foundation, an education-focused charity.
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On average, Americans donate about 2392 percent of their income to charity, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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Is this proof of illegal influence peddling, or just how the intermingling worlds of politics and philanthropy work?
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According to Inside Philanthropy, Bezos has already donated millions of dollars to the arts, medical research and education.
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Kaiser, whose interests include drilling, banking and philanthropy, urged lawmakers to let the tax breaks expire as planned.
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But if he does accept money, he said, it will not affect the time he devotes to philanthropy.
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"Perhaps the clearest — and, to my mind, the most egregious — form of corporate philanthropy comes in "reputation-washing.
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The value that these corporations enjoy from philanthropy doesn't just end at good press and positive consumer feelings.
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They've both already allocated significant chunks of their fortunes to philanthropy, a goal that Bezos is also exploring.
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Voluntarism is truly a cornerstone of American culture, and private philanthropy is the foundation on which it stands.
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Arnold announced his retirement in 2012 to focus on his philanthropy at the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
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Hubbell is well-known in Des Moines for his philanthropy, political donations and family&aposs real estate business.
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Expanding the firm's philanthropy to younger workers is, in part, a reaction to priorities of the millennial generation.
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Of course, we are mindful that many foreign causes are worthy of philanthropy but not a tax deduction.
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He is well known as an entrepreneur who created Craigslist, but right now we're talking about his philanthropy.
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Most of his proceeds went to fund a philanthropy, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, founded with wife Priscilla Chan.
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After Katrina, one of my focuses as lieutenant governor became to harness the spirit of volunteerism and philanthropy.
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"Mats is trying to break down barriers towards understanding of giving — of celebrating philanthropy at home," Koss added.
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But there is a risk in relying on corporate philanthropy — rather than the government — in solving this problem.
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D.B.: You write that people of color who work in philanthropy often hold back authentic expressions of themselves.
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But when you look at the track record of many poorly planned, failed philanthropy projects, it gets clearer.
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Brest: I think you have to start by asking, what would it mean for philanthropy to be good?
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As the chief executive, he has earned accolades from Forbes magazine and the Chronicle of Philanthropy, among others.
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The philanthropy project relies on funding from Dustin Moskovitz, a founder of Facebook, and his wife, Cari Tuna.
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Last year, it began an online project, Successes of Philanthropy, which is sponsored by foundations and other donors.
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Mr. Worthy, a former staff member of the Clinton Global Initiative who works in philanthropy in Bentonville, Ark.
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Again, all your political figures now are talking about we need the power of philanthropy to save journalism.
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And so because of that major diversity issue in philanthropy, resources are not going to communities of color.
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In 2100, the two of them launched a campaign that they hoped would change philanthropy: the Giving Pledge.
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Museums in North America continue to be dependent on private philanthropy to expand their collections and mount shows.
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With that kind of information, says Larry Brilliant, an epidemiologist and founding executive director of the philanthropy Google.
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Ms. Spade dedicated herself to philanthropy through the Kate Spade & Company Foundation, which promotes economic equality for women.
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Since its founding 300, the Gates Foundation has established itself as a force without peer in big philanthropy.
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The medal is normally an acknowledgment of extraordinary achievement or public service; on rare occasions this includes philanthropy.
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Wealth Matters Many issues seem to divide Democrats and Republicans, and new research has found one more: philanthropy.
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What government can put into these things is so much more than what we see through private philanthropy.
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In Rhode Island, philanthropy groups, companies and the state government joined forces to cover fees for all applicants.
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Mr. Wang's philanthropy included founding Smile Train, which provides cleft-palate surgeries free to children in developing countries.
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There is also discomfort with his philanthropy — not its goals, certainly, but what it is seen to represent.
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The couple established the Jane and Marc Nathanson Family Foundation to dispense some of their wide-ranging philanthropy.
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It also is a good time to teach them to divide their allowance into spending, saving and philanthropy.
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"One of the most concerning issues in this is philanthropy is rising as government is falling," he said.
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Some of his biggest endorsements have come out of cities that have been focal points for his philanthropy.
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Some of the philanthropy was driven by the former Russian ambassador to the United States, Sergey I. Kislyak.
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The new philanthropy awarded prizes to nine organizations across the country focused on bringing music to young people.
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If charity is giving alms to the needy, then philanthropy is charity's more high-minded and strategic relation.
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Bloomberg explicitly uses his philanthropy to to spur actions that he thinks governments should be doing, but aren't.
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A Conversation With In charitable circles, Tracy DuVivier Gary is known as the "Janie Appleseed" of women's philanthropy.
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In addition to leadership expertise, Zuckerberg says he has recently been looking to Gates for mentorship in philanthropy.
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The company also plans to put money into dividends, paying down debt, philanthropy and investing in the network.
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As of June 30, about 170 groups were listed on Trump National Golf Club, Los Angeles's philanthropy page.
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" Some critics had attempted to address these problems in foundation work by promoting what they called "strategic philanthropy.
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All told, over $20 trillion is likely to find its way to philanthropy in the next half century.
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That is a commitment from a group of billionaires to dedicate "the majority of their wealth to philanthropy".
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What's less certain is what he plans to do with his fortune, and how he could reinvent philanthropy.
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We can't run a philanthropy, but we're trying to be the best of those bad kinds of jobs.
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Their close friendship and partnering in philanthropy made them a potent symbol of the philanthropic side of wealth.
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Whether in business or in philanthropy, he has always attempted to tackle big problems and find transformative solutions.
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For whatever remainder of money that they have left over, I do think philanthropy is a good thing.
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The difficulty about philanthropy in this area is that organizations can be pretty small, unlike hospitals or universities.
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Mr. Zuckerberg and his wife are using a different financial structure, a limited liability company, for their philanthropy.
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Neither extreme scenario rings true based on historical evidence or my own experience in business and global philanthropy.
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His father, John D. Rockefeller Jr., the only son of the oil titan, devoted his life to philanthropy.
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The father of four is also well-known for his philanthropy, especially when it comes to children's causes.
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Shanahan, Brin's wife, is a person being watched closely in the world of Silicon Valley philanthropy and politics.
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After two decades building Alibaba into a $460 billion business, Ma is now pivoting full time to philanthropy.
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Today's tech philanthropists are also setting an example about the role that philanthropy can play in our lives.
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Over the last decade, Silicon Valley Community Foundation has become one of the favorite destinations for tech philanthropy.
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He released books like "Success Through Stillness" and "The Happy Vegan," while focusing on philanthropy and political advocacy.
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In a recent report, the Chronicle of Philanthropy analyzed publicly announced donations given by wealthy individuals in 2016.
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Straddling the line between business and philanthropy "can be a commercially challenging but often rewarding road," he noted.
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What, in terms of enterprise, genius, imagination, and philanthropy would have been lost to America as a country?
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Use your philanthropy dollars to get technical expert people and help them hire them in these other sectors.
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Not one for lavish purchases, he spends relatively little of his billions — except when it comes to philanthropy.
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Vice president of her Kappa Delta sorority's community service, she led the organization's philanthropy and planned Girl Scout events.
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Commentary by Craig Newmark, the founder of craigslist and craigconnects, his online initiative to promote philanthropy and civic engagement.
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy listed Bloomberg as the second most generous philanthropist of 2018, behind Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos.
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Daniel Weiss, president and CEO of the Met, said in a statement that private philanthropy literally built the museum.
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The sale kicks off today and runs through October 403, with all proceeds benefiting each stylist's philanthropy of choice.
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Virgin Unite, Richard Branson's philanthropy arm, used it for its Campaign against the Death Penalty & Criminal Justice, for instance.
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For evidence of the trend, you don't need to look farther than some recent scandals that rocked international philanthropy.
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Indeed, though Bezos' wealth may be skyrocketing, he lags far behind his tech billionaire brethren in terms of philanthropy.
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"We like to go beyond writing the check," Ebony Frelix, senior vice president of philanthropy and engagement at Salesforce.
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Just last month Town & Country magazine disinvited her to the magazine's Philanthropy Summit after Bill Clinton decided to attend.
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The family is also known for its philanthropy, and their name graces museums and hospital wings across the country.
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They both have children, like to keep their personal lives quiet, believe in philanthropy, and enjoy leisure outdoor activity.
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Markle mainly wrote about travel, food, and philanthropy, but like any good lifestyle blogger, she also dabbled in wellness.
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And the tradition of philanthropy survives to this day: in fiscal 2004, private donors gave $20023 billion to universities.
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Although philanthropy in China remains relatively low compared to the West, the country has seen significant growth since 3.93.
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"Toms was a wonderful opportunity for me to learn from the best in the fashion philanthropy market," she says.
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A just transformation of our society on the necessary scale will not come about through philanthropy or identity politics.
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"On Social Grease" (1975) comprises six magnesium plates, etched with damning quotations on how art philanthropy serves business ends.
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He is active in philanthropy through a foundation that focuses on education, and he has donated to Democratic politicians.
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He is active in philanthropy through a foundation the focuses on education, and he has donated to Democratic politicians.
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His new bride, who grew up in Washington, D.C., and studied English Literature at Fisk University, works in philanthropy.
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Some would surely view a role in government as a selfish push for power despite Zuckerberg's massive philanthropy initiatives.
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Some also help with the family's philanthropy, though most billionaires have separate charitable foundations to co-ordinate their giving.
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While deploring America's individualism and self-interest, Mr Wang fails to see the reach of philanthropy and voluntary organisations.
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Organizations wanting to set up a fundraiser can reach out to us via the Philanthropy section of our website.
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They share such a passion for philanthropy and helping others — that really was the bond that made everything click.
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Economic Scene Corporate philanthropy, business leaders would have us believe, is the ringing voice of a company's social conscience.
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Stanford political scientist Rob Reich and author Anand Giridharadas have been prominent voices in the challenge to billionaire philanthropy.
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Those who made their money through technological innovation often believe there will be an analogous breakthrough in their philanthropy.
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He has been active in getting Apple and its employees involved in philanthropy, instituting an employee gift-matching program.
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Despite his legal troubles, Combs has also become known for his philanthropy, including his generous donations to several charities.
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The company's appeal is easy to understand: it is enabling tiny acts of philanthropy between friends, family, and communities.
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We need to channel our dismay about Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade into useful advocacy, philanthropy and political action.
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After his boxing career, Ali became heavily involved in philanthropy and public service even as he battled Parkinson's disease.
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They were well-off, and if they got really rich, both their spending and their philanthropy often stayed local.
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Before that law passed, such efforts were managed through the assistance of philanthropy, or even private interest—after all.
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We have a couple more Facebook and philanthropy announcements this year and then I'll see you all in 2018!
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Escobar's philanthropy may be self-serving, but it's hard to imagine his rivals feeling any identification with the poor.
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He is often compared to another Harvard dropout, Bill Gates , who has been his mentor in business and philanthropy.
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Ross has also donated $20 million to the NYU School of Law, another alma mater, according to Inside Philanthropy.
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Bill Gates met with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein to discuss philanthropy, according to a new report from CNBC.
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Foege has served as a mentor to the Gates since 1999 and has helped inform their global health philanthropy.
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Unlike the United Nations or government agencies, RefugePoint, which is supported largely by philanthropy, can deploy its staff quickly.
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Of course, the cash could be going to fund his Blue Origin aerospace company or a new philanthropy initiative.
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" Inside Philanthropy is a Web site devoted to high-end giving; its tagline is "Who's Funding What, and Why.
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In just the next twenty years, affluent baby boomers are expected to contribute almost seven trillion dollars to philanthropy.
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Critics worried it would meddle in areas of philanthropy it didn't understand and could do more harm than good.
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LONDON — Diana, Princess of Wales, was perhaps best known for her philanthropy and her tumultuous marriage to Prince Charles.
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Mr. Keating noted Mr. McClendon's philanthropy, citing his support of museums, theaters, the Boy Scouts and the United Way.
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Every year since then, the movement has encouraged philanthropy and connected individuals to participating organizations, which are listed here.
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AlwaysBeWoke, a Tumblr account that regularly highlights racial inequality, posted a quote from Martin Luther King Jr, about philanthropy.
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Novogratz's billionaire survival tactic seems to be a blend of excessive personal spending, over-the-top philanthropy, and meditation.
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Pacquiao has gone on to focus on business and philanthropy and was elected to the Philippines senate in 2016.
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The one-question interview technique we recommended in a lesson plan about philanthropy we published during the Great Recession.
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I really didn't know anything about philanthropy, but I had been teaching courses on problem-solving and decision making.
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They've also been ostracized from the philanthropy circles they once traveled as museums across the world reject their donations.
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In fact, the park service — and by extension, the American people — has benefited mightily from donations from private philanthropy.
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She was worried that the high price tag would make it difficult for the family to continue its philanthropy.
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Philanthropy can also be central to purchasing the immunity needed to profiteer at the expense of the common welfare.
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The wealthiest corporate titans are also using their philanthropy to shape public policy, in the United States and beyond.
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"A decade ago, foundations didn't want to interfere in the market," Ms. Straus once told The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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Lawrence KaplanArdsley, N.Y. To the Editor: Perhaps it is time to make a semantic distinction between charity and philanthropy.
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Lesnick still stressed ways in which her organization differs from the other pledge drives trying to remake tech philanthropy.
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Interestingly, the transition to a more "bets"-oriented philosophy of giving was probably a very good thing for philanthropy.
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Mr. Miranda's philanthropy, which he conducts in collaboration with his family, is still taking shape but is growing fast.
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Beside videos of paparazzi behaving badly were sections called "Hollygood" and "Hollywood Heart," both devoted to documenting celebrity philanthropy.
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That's a big missed opportunity to really push philanthropy in a direction that leads to better, more effective giving.
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A spokeswoman for Mortimer D. Sackler said in a statement that the family's commitment to philanthropy had not wavered.
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It will funnel the donations to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, which will distribute the money to local nonprofits.
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"Philanthropy can't replace the efforts of national governments on a challenge as massive as the coronavirus pandemic," he said.
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Although his family was from Wichita, Kansas, David spent time in New York and was generous in his philanthropy.
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Mr. Di Donato, 58, is the president of the Proteus Fund, a social justice philanthropy organization in Amherst, Mass.
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Accordingly, we are confident that MoMA will divest, and realign its values by extricating itself from all toxic philanthropy.
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At the very least, that means campaign finance reform, targeted taxes on the very wealthiest Americans and reforming philanthropy.
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The couple are active in philanthropy; Ms. Levinas is on the board of the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.
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More importantly, I've been watching the growing critique of philanthropy since the beginning, and I see some promising trends.
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But such exercises of power by the ultra-wealthy, often cloaked as philanthropy, don't always get the desired reception.
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And he has used his celebrity and philanthropy to the benefit of some of our most vulnerable community members.
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I believe my unique set of experiences in business, government, and philanthropy will enable me to win and lead.
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In philanthropy, there is little belief in the efficacy of collective action led by those most hurt by problems.
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Along the way to becoming a titan of finance and philanthropy, Dalio almost went bust in the early 1980s.
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Google's head of philanthropy, Jacquelline Fuller, said she joined the walkout last week, admitting more needs to be done.
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Go deeper: Erik D'Amato writes about the backlash against so-called philantocracy — rule by unaccountable nonprofits — for Inside Philanthropy.
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