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After a Devastating Winter, Philanthropy Brings Hope for Journalism in D.C.

After a Devastating Winter, Philanthropy Brings Hope for Journalism in D.C.

by Celia Wexler April 2, 2026
Donations to dynamic local outlets – and support from one big national initiative – have offset major downsizing at The Washington Post.... Read more.
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With an Anti-Vaxxer Heading HHS, This Epidemiologist Is Rallying Funders to Push Back

by Celia Wexler February 5, 2026
Dr. Michael Osterholm is leading a charge to counter unreliable federal health policy and information. Here’s how philanthropy’s helping him do it.... Read more.
With Federal Support for Alzheimer’s Research Scrambled, Can Funders Fill In?

With Federal Support for Alzheimer’s Research Scrambled, Can Funders Fill In?

by Celia Wexler August 20, 2025
The future of government funding to study the currently incurable disease has been thrown into a state of flux. How does philanthropic support measure up?... Read more.
D.C. Under Trump Is On the Brink. Can Local Philanthropy Help?

D.C. Under Trump Is On the Brink. Can Local Philanthropy Help?

by Celia Wexler June 12, 2025
As the administration upends the federal government, job losses and cuts have hit the city of Washington, D.C. and its residents especially hard. Here’s how funders... Read more.
Five Takeaways on Supporting Black and Brown Media in Trying Times

Five Takeaways on Supporting Black and Brown Media in Trying Times

by Celia Wexler February 26, 2025
With racial equity work under attack, news organizations serving communities of color risk getting stranded without steady philanthropic backing.... Read more.
Just in Case: Why Succession Planning Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

Just in Case: Why Succession Planning Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

by Celia Wexler January 7, 2025
Unexpected change can put unprepared foundations and nonprofits out of commission. Here are a few ways to prevent that from happening.... Read more.

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