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    How Philanthropy Can Help the Water System Crisis

    Medium Dec 14, 2020

    Catastrophic floods — such as those caused by Hurricane Harvey — are on the rise, especially in the East and Midwest. Climate change, which brings supercharged storms and sea-level rise as…

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    The Role of Wealth Managers in Unlocking Philanthropy

    Medium Dec 14, 2020

    Wealth managers are sitting on a philanthropic goldmine. Today, the top 10 private banks hold an astonishing $7.9trn under management. And this trend looks to continue: the assets of wealthy…

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    Keeping Children in School During a Climate Crisis

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 14, 2020

    In the context of a changing climate, how can we ensure that schoolchildren who live in rural areas are consistently able to attend school? In the past few years, Zimbabwe…

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    Tips For New Philanthropists

    Medium

    Philanthropy is greatly rewarding and can be a lot of fun. But how do you turn good intentions into a lasting change? Why give? There are many reasons, ranging from…

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    COVID-19 Tests, Treatments, and Vaccines Needed Globally to End Pandemic

    Global Citizen Dec 14, 2020

    Canadian Minister for International Development Karina Gould announced on Monday that Canada is committing CAD $485 million in new aid to help lower-income countries access the vital medical tools needed…

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    Sustaining Giving to Black-led Nonprofits

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 14, 2020

    This year, as COVID-19 raged and our nation faced a collective racial reckoning, we’ve seen increased charitable giving both to Black communities and to Black-led organizations that are implementing new…

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    Daily DIY Sniff Checks Could Catch Many Cases of COVID-19

    The Conversation Dec 14, 2020

    Smell loss – called anosmia – is a common symptom of COVID-19. For the past nine months, the two of us – a sensory scientist and an infectious disease epidemiologist…

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    Protecting Community Health Workers

    Skoll Foundation Dec 14, 2020

    No health worker should have to choose between treating their patients and keeping themselves and their families safe. However, as the global shortage and inequitable distribution of personal protective equipment (PPE) continues,…

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    A Hospital that Prescribes Free Nutritious Food to Families Who Need More than Medical Care

    The Conversation Dec 14, 2020

    Being food-insecure – unable to get enough nutritious food to meet your needs – can take a toll on your health. So Dayton Children’s Hospital has begun to screen its…

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    What to Do When You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Dec 14, 2020

    Our experiences at the Ford Foundation point to the benefits and challenges of learning by doing. As we’ve looked within, we have focused on improving and amplifying a series of…

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    Disaster Preparedness Makes the Unthinkable Manageable for Schools

    Education Dive

    Natural disasters in recent years have left many districts facing months and years of recovery, and recently record-breaking numbers of tornadoes have touched down in the Midwest. Other parts of the…

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    Determining if a Charity Has Everyone’s Best Interest in Mind

    Charity Navigator

    The word charity holds high regard in the minds of most. It is associated with selflessness, helping those in need, and improving one’s community. While we’d like to think that…

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