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We regularly invite outside experts to offer you and other donors advice on how to approach certain philanthropic arenas. This month, Roger Ream, the president of The Fund for American…
We regularly invite outside experts to offer you and other donors advice on how to approach certain philanthropic arenas. This month, Roger Ream, the president of The Fund for American…
Private philanthropy stitches together our social fabric. We have a unique American instinct to give to those in need, to support ideas with our dollars, and to privately fund the…
In the late 1970s, I found myself in London on the 4th of July. I was a member of a boy’s chorus that was touring the United Kingdom. One day…
In a few weeks, my family makes its annual pilgrimage to the beautiful shores of North Carolina. Perhaps you too will soon be heading to the beach, or maybe a…
We regularly invite outside experts to offer you and other donors advice on how to approach certain philanthropic arenas. This month, long-time grassroots leader, Matt Kibbe, offers thoughts on both…
You’ve probably heard this Lao Tzu quote before: “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” The great philosopher’s sage wisdom, of course, is simple: you must…
As part of our regular series on how to be more strategic in our charitable giving, we’re pleased to present this piece from Gonzalo Schwarz, president of the Archbridge Institute….
In previous posts (part one and part two), we discussed how to terminate a charitable remainder trust prior to end of the trust term explicitly set forth in the trust…
Does the U.S have too many charities? America has more than 1.5 million registered charities – and hundreds of thousands of unofficial ones. Many of these have overlapping goals or…
Each month, an expert from the liberty movement shares thoughts on how to be more strategic in our charitable giving. This month, Reed Watson, executive director of the Property and…