Happy Friday, everyone! It has been one year since the release of our first philanthropic investment guide in global health titled, Lifting the Burden…
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Improving teaching quality in the U.S.: A key role for philanthropy amidst all the politics
Reauthorization of and revisions to the No Child Left Behind education act, Race to the Top, Common learning standards… These are just a few…
See event detailsBlog Reaction: The Role of PhilanthroPeople and PhilanthroProcess
Happy Charity Tuesday! For those wondering what that means, #CharityTuesday has taken on a life of its own on twitter as a way for…
See event detailsYouth Perspectives in Philanthropy: A Series
Happy Earth Day! In case you weren’t aware, every year on April 22nd, the world gets together to celebrate the Earth through various campaigns…
See event detailsYouth Perspectives in Philanthropy: What philanthropy means to me (JYPI 201- Part 3)
I’m happy to start off the first Thursday in June 2010 with another installment of our Youth Perspectives in Philanthropy series which has been highlighting…
See event detailsYouth Perspectives in Philanthropy: Reflective Philanthropy on PlayPumps International
If you’re wondering what “reflective philanthropy” is or where the term came from, you can find a number of resources in a simple Google search: The…
See event detailsThe Impact of Food Access
The energy and passion of the students at Penn is an asset to our team at the Center for High Impact Philanthropy. We will…
See event detailsHigh Impact Holiday Giving
How can I make the greatest difference in the lives of others? During this traditional season of giving, here are nonprofit models that do…
See event detailsAct Now: How Individuals Can Improve Teaching Quality
“Let’s also remember that after parents, the biggest impact on a child’s success comes from the man or woman at the front of the…
See event detailsHeart, Head . . . and Legwork
“So much of philanthropy is about the ‘heart’. You’ve talked a lot about [metrics that satisfy] ‘the head.’ Can you talk about metrics that…
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