The shocking June decision by a city judge, widely seen as a threat to the First Amendment, coalesced a multi-denominational pushback in support of both the nation’s oldest Jewish college and religious liberty
American Philanthropic is pleased to announced its partnership with Innovest, an independent provider of investment-related consulting services for retirement plans, nonprofits, families, individuals, and family offices.
Stay tuned for a new series from American Philanthropic and Philanthropy Daily—”Fundraising When Times Are Bad”—to help you navigate today’s recession.
American Philanthropic is excited to announce its strategic partnership with Virtuous, a responsive fundraising platform designed to foster a personalized experience at every step of the development process.
A new survey shows there may be one issue uniting both ends of the political spectrum: unease at the wealth-amassing of charities and DAFs.
Warren Buffet’s mega estate—$90 billion and counting—is poised to flood the abortion movement.
In the wake of Dobbs, the pro-life movement has a tall task before it: keeping donors engaged while waging battles in each of the fifty states.
A New York City court has dealt Yeshiva University, and religious liberty, a blow.
Lee Edwards will see his idea and dream of profoundly remembering the victims of Marxist-Leninism become a reality.
A “new George Soros”—the Swiss-born Wyss—has begun imitating the latter’s model, allegedly leveraging his billions to influence American elections.