The spotlight on the Newman’s Own Foundation invites scrutiny of its overall business model, one based on virtue-signaling intended to influence consumer behavior.
Technological tracking to trump trust—and risk trampling on it.
The Urban Institute researcher and HistPhil co-editor speaks with Michael E. Hartmann about what the study of history brings to the practice of grantmaking, the challenges and opportunities currently facing those conservatives and progressives who are critiquing giving, and the difference between charity and philanthropy.
What may become a common way of “contracting out” the role of ensuring steadfast adherence to the will of the donor.
Michael E. Hartmann talks to the cousins leading a family group protesting the Surdna Foundation’s violation of Andrus’ donor intent.
A documentary that details the fight over the stewardship of a $25-billion art collection raises enduring questions of donor intent.
