Do The Charities You Support Align With Your Principles? Blog Post
With more than one million registered charities in the United States, keeping tabs on who really moves the needle takes work. Beyond that, how do you know if the organization…
Donor Disclosure is Code for Donor-Based Discrimination Blog Post
The process of creating public policy is notorious for being light on facts and principles and heavy on anecdotes. When it comes to the donor privacy issue, however, the reality…
K-12 Philanthropy Now: How to Maximize Your Impact Blog Post
In this installment of the Expert Giving series we interviewed several liberty-movement folks on the different aspects of K-12 ed reform and the impact of COVID-19 on primary education. Here…
How Grant Gives: Developing Thoughtful Philanthropy Blog Post
As we continue with our Client Stories blog series, we share another segment from one of our young givers in our Novus Society, Grant Starrett. You can read last month’s…
Time to Rest: What the Lull of August Teaches Us Blog Post
The greater Washington DC region is comprised of distinct people groups. A significant percent of the population works “for” a government – civil service, political appointees, elected officials, diplomatic corps,…
Deepening the Connection Through Community Blog Post
Often times, when we talk about engaging in philanthropy we mean monetarily giving to a cause. While that’s a large portion of the discussion, there’s more to giving than that….
Foundations & DAFs: Partnership over Parochialism Blog Post
Who would win in a fight: private foundations or donor-advised funds? Perhaps you’ve heard someone on one side of the debate or the other advocating a zero-sum answer on why…
The Proposals – Growth and Resilience Project Page
The Growth & Resilience Project has received dozens of applications, and one of them may be a match with your own giving strategy. Below is a summary of all the…
Reflecting on 2019 to Bring Hope to Today Blog Post
It’s an interesting process to reflect on last year amidst this current season of trials. However, it’s true that hard times put the past into perspective. While the coronavirus makes…
Growth and Resilience Project Briefings Page
Thursday, May 28, 2020 On this call, we discussed an expansion of the Growth & Resilience Project as we looked toward litigation efforts. The call explored some of the legal…