“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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The 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 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 detailsIt Ain’t What You Give, It’s the Way That You Give It: Q & A with Caroline Fiennes
It’s mid-May, students are graduating and many people are making plans for the summer. In fact, it’s a great time to start preparing your…
See event detailsLearnPhilanthropy: Q & A with Dara Major
Our multi-perspective, evidence-informed approach. “Field Experience” is one of three sources of evidence we use to help donors with their decision-making. Earlier this year, our…
See event detailsTowards an AIDS-Free Generation: 5 Gaps Donors Can Fill
At the recent International AIDS Conference in Washington, DC in late July, there was much optimism: increasing evidence that HIV medications both save lives…
See event detailsGetting to Zero: How Donors Can Help End Childhood HIV and Keep Mothers Healthy
Each day over 1,000 children get infected with HIV.[1] Almost all of these infections are preventable and donors can help. Next week, scientific researchers,…
See event detailsLooking for Impact? Invest in a Girl
International Women’s Day: 35 Years Later Today marks International Women’s Day, a day declared in 1977 to be the United Nations Day for Women’s…
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