As fund managers continue to invest assets in companies whose values run opposed to their investors, individuals will seek out new ways to invest their resources.
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.
Scholars need time and money to do good work, and the federal funds should facilitate this.
A New York City court has dealt Yeshiva University, and religious liberty, a blow.
“Third places” suffered greatly during the pandemic, and we suffered for their absence in our daily lives.
Whether you have a large endowment or a small investment reserve, your nonprofit or foundation should be investing these funds wisely and in accordance with your mission.
Loneliness is killing us. Ben Sasse’s “Them” addresses a growing health crisis today—loneliness—and the effect of loneliness on individual and communal health, as well as contemporary politics.
A “new George Soros”—the Swiss-born Wyss—has begun imitating the latter’s model, allegedly leveraging his billions to influence American elections.
It’s the “digital age” but direct mail still works. We might even see a “golden age” of direct mail.
A Washington Free Beacon article investigates secretive, leftist nonprofits opposing Elon Musk’s Twitter bid. Who are these people?