Charitable Remainder Trusts: The Basics
In previous posts (part one and part two), we discussed how to terminate a charitable…
Jeff ZysikMay 19, 2017
The Spontaneous Order of Charitable Giving
Does the U.S have too many charities? America has more than 1.5 million registered charities…
Peter LipsettMay 12, 2017
Progress For Liberty in 2016
At DonorsTrust, we aim to increase the contributions flowing into liberty-advancing non-profits. In 2016, we…
Peter LipsettMay 3, 2017
Freedom to Prosper: Our Core Philosophy
Sometimes we need to take the bigger perspective. On one hand, it reminds us why…
Lawson BaderApril 28, 2017
Liberty and Environment: Your Giving Can Support Both
Each month, an expert from the liberty movement shares thoughts on how to be more…
Peter LipsettApril 21, 2017
Undermining our Influence or Practicing Charitable Choice?
Is the influence of conservative philanthropists overblown (particularly among right-leaning policy-focused foundations)? Howard Husock, senior…
Peter LipsettApril 7, 2017
Non-Profits and Litigation: When Ideas Get Judged
Each month, an expert from the liberty movement will share thoughts on how to be…
DonorsTrustMarch 31, 2017
March Madness: A Time for Basketball and Philanthropy
I’m a Duke basketball fan. For some of you, that may be the last line…
Lawson BaderMarch 23, 2017
Free Speech Philanthropy: Supporting Free Exchange
Each month, an expert from the liberty movement shares thoughts on how we might be…
DonorsTrustMarch 10, 2017
Government’s Creeping Influence in the Non-Profit Sector
The other day we shared some thoughts on why private giving is more valuable than…
Peter LipsettMarch 7, 2017