Restraint and realism: why “prudential pluralism” is not the solution to philanthropy’s problems
Appealing calls for mutual restraint risk preserving rather than repairing a broken system.
Appealing calls for mutual restraint risk preserving rather than repairing a broken system.
The author of a recent Urban institute report comments on the “1 Q: 5 A’s” set of reactions to it.
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.
A year-end collection of interesting and insightful thinking about grantmaking and giving.
A year-end collection of interesting and insightful passages.