Between new voluntary pledges and efforts to reform the sector by legislation, a flurry of campaigns are underway to encourage—or force—grantmakers to give more, and sooner. Here are six to watch.
Read MoreCampaigns encouraging the super-rich to give more have proliferated recently. The Arnolds are the first billionaires to sign onto the latest, which asks billionaires to commit to giving 5% of their wealth to philanthropic causes each year.
Read MoreThe contentious DAF explosion continued in 2020, with the largest sponsor—and largest overall grantmaker in the nation—leading the charge. Here’s how the picture changed during a year of great turmoil, and how it didn’t.
Read MoreA new initiative calls for a series of tax policy reforms that aim to fix what’s broken in philanthropy. Unfortunately, Alan S. Davis and Chuck Collins argue, the proposal isn’t nearly strong enough to stop the mass warehousing of wealth.
Read MoreSome of philanthropy’s most influential leaders, donors and scholars have published a set of legislative reforms aimed at unlocking foundation, DAF and individual giving. The plan’s co-creator walks us through some of the key points.
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