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More on charitable cause pluralism and prescription

Benjamin Soskis

The author of a recent Urban institute report comments on the “1 Q: 5 A’s” set of reactions to it.

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11Jan2024

1 Q, 5 A’s: charitable cause pluralism and prescription

The GR Editors

Quick reactions to the new report from Ben Soskis on two schools of thought about philanthropy—whether a diversity of charitable causes supported by donors is itself a good thing or, alternatively, some causes are more worthy of support than others.

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4Dec2023
Kathleen P. Enright

A conversation with Council on Foundations president Kathleen P. Enright (Part 2 of 2)

Craig Kennedy & Michael E. Hartmann

The association executive talks to Craig Kennedy and Michael E. Hartmann about donor-advised funds, charity and politics, and the attention-getting op-ed in support of civility and pluralism in the sector that she signed with five others.

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15Jun2023
Hart Senate Office Building Hearing Room (Wikimedia Commons)

What was the philanthropic pluralism manifesto really about?

Craig Kennedy

Carefully crafted, profoundly misguided.

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13Jun2023
Rembrandt, Belshazzar’s Feast, 1635 (National Gallery, London)

Appealing for civility

William A. Schambra

What we are, and aren’t, saying to each other.

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12Jun2023

Follow the money

Michael E. Hartmann

Conservative donors need to take a hard look at where their dollars go.

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1May2023
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