Tag: Philanthropic

The David Prize brands itself as a no-strings-attached granting program for New Yorkers. Funded by billionaire real estate developer David Walentas, it doles out five $200,000 grants annually to individuals who are creating “a better, brighter New York City.” Walentas, a key develop...

I’ve always believed in the power of giving back, but my approach to charity is a bit different from the norm. I’m not out there on the front lines, volunteering physically. Instead, I’ve found my way to contribute — through financial donations to trusts that do the groundwor...

When I was in my early 30s, I became the youngest Cleveland Sight Center Board member. As a new addition to the Development Committee, I noticed a concerning trend — our donor demographics skewed much older population, with very few younger professionals donating or volunteering. This problem ...

How billionaires give away their money is important. How they make their money is more important. Consider John Bogle, the founder of the investment giant Vanguard, who died last week. As a donor, Bogle was no better than mediocre. But he was a brilliant businessman and innovator. By pop...

In a world where change is the only constant, the realm of philanthropy is no exception. As we venture into 2024, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the curve and understand the emerging trends that will shape the landscape of giving and altruism. Philanthropy, as we know it, is evolving rapidly...