This report presents preliminary findings on family philanthropy in India, based on interviews and surveys with 27 philanthropists and foundation professionals. It reveals that Indian philanthropists are dynamic and passionate, often driven by a desire to address inequality. The study identifies distinct phases of philanthropy in India, from early industrialist-led initiatives to post-liberalization giving by newly wealthy families. It highlights the strong role of family-controlled businesses in philanthropy and the evolving landscape of giving in the country.
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