Haelee Norton

Haelee Norton is the Givers, Doers, & Thinkers podcast production assistant and executive assistant for American Philanthropic, working from the Phoenix office. An Arizona native, she studied communication and behavioral health science at Grand Canyon University where she served in a leadership position in the spiritual life department. She worked as a part-time research and writing assistant for American Philanthropic throughout college. Haelee has experience in creative writing, marketing, podcasts, and direct mail.

Contemporary, politicized philanthropy is an oppressively arid, progressive monoculture

Conservatives need to face that truth.

William A. Schambra / 5 min read

Giving while living: Chuck Feeney closes Atlantic Philanthropies

Chuck Feeney is a model philanthropist with a demonstrated commitment to “giving while living.” At 89, Feeney has given away almost all of his fortune and closed his foundation.

Martin Morse Wooster / 3 min read

GDT Podcast / Episode 3

Catch the third episode of Philanthropy Daily’s podcast, Givers, Doers, & Thinkers! Jeremy speaks with Gabe Cooper today.

Katharine Janus / < 1 min read

Creeping Kadetism in American philanthropy?

The risky confidence and nihilistic moral certainty of an intelligentsia.

Daniel P. Schmidt / 4 min read

Righteous minds: America in disarray

Jonathan Haidt’s “The Righteous Mind” offers insight into why we disagree with each other and how we might better communicate. Late in 2020, it is an important book for Americans who are seeing the “lesser angels” of their compatriots.

Iain Bernhoft / 4 min read