Reflecting on civil society and our gratitude for voluntary associations this Thanksgiving Day.
The Barry Foundation and the Woodson Center demonstrate how local knowledge can create solutions to fighting poverty.
A new study from the American Bible Society shows that “Practicing Christians” and “Bible Users” remain more generous than non-religious Americans—and that this trend held steady through the pandemic.
Center for Civil Society director, Jack Fowler, sat down with Heather Higgins, Dick DeVos, and John Miller to consider whether philanthropies ought to sunset.
In the first episode of “Giving Ventures,” DonorsTrust investigates poverty in America and interviews three nonprofits dedicated to reducing it.
Are you overlooking your mid-level donors in your acknowledgment procedures? Maybe you’re overlooking major donors, too.
Questions around abuse of donor intent make their way to high schools, in a new lawsuit about a $1.35 million pledge to a Catholic school in Florida.
Crushed under so much turbulence and division, civil society today needs its friends.
Crowdfunding is on the rise in charitable giving. While exact data on crowdfunding isn’t available, here is some insight into the typical donor.
The new Center for Civil Society will help donors support their communities, without becoming overwhelmed by options or paralyzed by “impact.”