If key provisions of this act are allowed to expire, untold dollars will pass from the hands of charitably minded individuals to the coffers of the federal government, stifling philanthropic giving.
The president’s war on donor-advised funds imperils the flexibility and innovation that help truly effective philanthropy thrive.
A new study discloses the political alchemy of progressive claims, showing there is no empirical evidence to support the demand to violate the First Amendment by revealing donor names.
The IRS is careless with donors’ data, but philanthropists are working to spur legal decisions and legislation that force the agency to get serious about taxpayer privacy.
Nominations are now open for the Simon-Devos Prize for Philanthropic Leadership to honor a living philanthropist who has shown exemplary leadership.
The outcome of a pending Supreme Court case will have a massive effect on the extent to which philanthropy can thrive and positively impact society.
Reflecting on civil society and our gratitude for voluntary associations this Thanksgiving Day.
Two national youth development organizations are partnering to launch a new youth development program in Anchorage and Kansas City.
In the wake of the Hamas terrorist attacks, megadonors are ditching universities in droves—and showing it’s high time for a reckoning with progressive political capture of higher education.
Wednesday’s presidential debate presented a vivid illustration of the power of a coherent narrative. Fundraisers should sit up and take notice.