• Paper / Report

Philanthropy In India

  • Source : IssueLab report
  • 1 January 1970
Caroline Hartnell maps the Indian philanthropic ecosystem, observing a rise in organized giving from HNWIs and the middle class, alongside a notable underrepresentation of rights-based funding. The report highlights key trends, including increased support for education and healthcare, limitations of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and the emergence of young philanthropists. It frames the sector's evolving role and identifies significant opportunities for growth and impact in India’s development landscape.
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Philanthropy in Israel 2016: Patterns of individual giving

  • Source : Tel Aviv University report
  • 1 January 1970
Drezner et al. analyze survey data revealing a high prevalence of individual giving in Israel, despite relatively modest median donation amounts. The study finds that most gifts primarily support social welfare, health, and religious causes, with spontaneous giving being a common characteristic of Israeli philanthropy. This report offers valuable insights into the motivations and patterns of individual charitable contributions within the unique socio-cultural context of Israel.
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Feminist Philanthropy: a new era for the philanthropy field?

  • Source : ERNOP
  • 1 July 2017
This paper explores the concept of "Feminist Philanthropy" and questions whether it signals a new era for the broader philanthropy field. It examines the principles, practices, and goals of feminist-informed giving, emphasizing its focus on gender equality, women’s rights, and systemic change. The authors discuss how this approach challenges traditional philanthropic models by advocating for more equitable power dynamics, intersectionality, and community-led initiatives. The paper aims to delineate the distinctive features and potential transformative impact of feminist philanthropy.
  • Paper / Report

Strengthening philanthropic giving and impact investing for development in India

  • Source : Mc Aurthur Foundation
  • 1 January 1970
This report by Intellecap and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation explores the potential of philanthropy and impact investing to strengthen development efforts in India. It examines giving across various donor categories, including high-net-worth individuals, corporations, and the Indian diaspora, highlighting significant untapped capital. The study outlines opportunities for increasing private giving, such as fostering knowledge sharing among funders and establishing a supportive tax and policy environment. It emphasizes the need for ecosystem-level interventions to align private capital with desired development outcomes, promoting greater support for various development sectors.
  • Paper / Report

Local welfare systems and the risks of short-term innovation: philanthropy role in fostering permanent and inclusive social change

  • Source : IPPA Public Policy
  • 1 January 1970
This study explores the effectiveness of student philanthropy and service-learning as pedagogical tools for understanding organizational change. It argues that engaging students in real-world grant-making and community service projects provides a unique and impactful learning experience. Through these live case studies, students gain practical insights into the complexities of organizational dynamics, social needs, and the processes of implementing and managing change within non-profit organizations. The paper highlights the experiential learning benefits in fostering civic engagement and understanding philanthropic impact.
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How a new generation of business leaders views philanthropy

  • Source : DWT Images
  • 1 January 1970
This report explores how the new generation of business leaders perceives and engages with philanthropy. It likely examines their motivations, preferred approaches to giving, and the integration of philanthropic efforts into their business strategies. The report may highlight differences from previous generations, such as a greater emphasis on impact, strategic giving, and social entrepreneurship. It aims to provide insights into the evolving landscape of corporate and individual philanthropy as influenced by emerging leadership perspectives.
  • Paper / Report

Funding in the 21st Century. Trends and Priorities in the Foundation Sector

  • Source : Robert Bosch Stiftung, Dasra
  • 1 January 1970
This report explores how foundations are adapting to modern challenges by prioritizing equity, collaboration, and innovative funding models. It highlights a shift toward trust-based philanthropy, greater transparency, and flexible, long-term support. The report also emphasizes the growing influence of technology and data in shaping funding decisions, providing insights into emerging trends and priorities within the foundation sector.
  • Paper / Report

Creating and Defining Value: Corporate Philanthropy and Social Responsibility 1984-2016

  • Source : VCU Scholars Compass
  • 1 January 1970
This paper explores the essential elements in cultivating a culture of philanthropy within organizations. It defines philanthropy broadly as giving money and time to improve lives, and a culture of philanthropy as an organizational approach where all members share responsibility for resource development and prioritize relationship-building over mere monetary donations. The document outlines key components, including shared responsibility, mission alignment, engagement-focused fundraising, and the development of supporting systems, emphasizing that fund development should be seen as a mission-aligned program.
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AMERICAN PHILANTHROPY LITERATURE REVIEW

  • Source : UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge
  • 1 January 1970
This working paper offers a comprehensive review of American philanthropy. It begins with a brief historical overview, followed by a discussion of civil society organizations (CSOs) and government roles. The second section details various donors, volunteers, and recipients. Part three examines factors influencing philanthropic engagement, drawing on social science studies. Part four explores how foundations fund programs addressing social change and economic inequality. The final section reviews emerging trends, excluding Chinese American philanthropy, which is covered by a separate initiative.
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Advocacy, Rights and Civil society: The opportunity for Indian Philanthropy

  • Source : Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy
  • 1 January 1970
This report analyzes evolving trends in funding India’s non-profit sector, particularly amid increased government scrutiny of international donor inflows. It assesses the impact of these changes on local civil society organizations, especially those focused on rights and advocacy, as well as service delivery. The report identifies opportunities for Indian philanthropists to enhance their enabling role within the non-profit sector, advocating for support to rights and advocacy work that promises structural, long-term societal impact. It aims to guide more strategic local philanthropic engagement.
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