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: What philanthropy means to me (JYPI 201- Part 3)
Youth 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…
See event detailsThe Invisible Individual Donor
If we had a dollar for every person who was surprised to learn that roughly three-quarters of philanthropic funds in the U.S. are allocated…
See event detailsGlobal Children’s Health: A Toolkit for Donors
See our Child Survival Guidance for Donors Every year almost 8 million children die before they reach their fifth birthday, mostly from preventable causes such as…
See event detailsToilets, Tony Blair, and other takeaways from this year’s Global Philanthropy Forum (GPF)
Talking Toilets It is an occupational hazard of this job—translating knowledge for practical use—to be at constant risk of getting overwhelmed by the amount…
See event detailsWorld Malaria Day 2012 – How Donors Can Sustain the Gains
Today we celebrate the programs and partnerships which have made impressive gains in decreasing the scourge of malaria. There is much to be proud…
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