• Paper / Report

Al-'adalah ijtima'iah in Transition: Social Justice Philanthropy and the Arab Awakening

  • Source : TrustAfrica
  • 1 January 1970
This paper critically examines both the conceptual and practical dimensions of social justice philanthropy, with a specific focus on the unique experiences within transitioning countries of the Arab Awakening. Using illustrative examples from fieldwork in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia, the author poses questions rather than definitive answers regarding the state of social justice philanthropy in the Arab region. It aims to challenge ingrained definitions and foster a deeper understanding to advance philanthropic practices during this pivotal period in the region’s history.
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A failure of philanthropy: American charity shortchanges the poor, and public policy is partly to blame

  • Source : Google Scholar
  • 1 January 1970
This article critiques the distribution of charitable giving in the United States, arguing that American philanthropy disproportionately benefits elite institutions like universities and museums, rather than effectively addressing poverty. The author contends that existing tax policies and public incentives distort philanthropic priorities, allowing donors to accrue substantial tax benefits without necessarily promoting equity. The paper advocates for a critical reassessment of philanthropic structures and proposes policy reforms to redirect charitable giving towards addressing broader societal needs, particularly those of economically disadvantaged communities.
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Leveraging Privilege: Organizing Young People with Wealth to Support Social Justice

  • Source : SMU Libraries
  • 1 January 1970
This report examines the mechanisms and strategies through which philanthropy acts as a catalyst for change in specific Southeast Asian countries. It likely explores the diverse forms of philanthropic giving in the region, including corporate, family, and individual philanthropy, and their impact on various social and economic sectors. The content probably analyzes the unique contexts, challenges, and opportunities that shape philanthropic practices in these nations, offering insights into effective approaches for leveraging philanthropic resources for sustainable development and social progress.
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International philanthropy in Southeast Asia: Case studies from Indonesia and the Philippines

  • Source : CiteSeerX
  • 1 January 1970
This article surveys the evolving landscape of philanthropy in Southeast Asia, influenced by global and local factors and diverse notions of charity, development, and business. It highlights that despite a weak enabling environment, "home-grown" philanthropy is emerging. Through case studies from Indonesia and the Philippines, the paper reveals that a country’s economic development and individual income are poor predictors of donations in the region. It also notes the nascent institutionalization of giving and the unique, more developed philanthropic sector in the Philippines.
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India Giving: Insights into the nature of giving across India

  • Source : CAF
  • 1 January 1970
This report offers comprehensive insights into India's charitable giving, based on foundations and household surveys. It examines motivations, modes of giving (cash, in-kind, volunteering), regional variations, and barriers such as lack of transparency and trust. The analysis provides data-driven recommendations to strengthen India’s philanthropic ecosystem by promoting informed giving, enhancing governance, and aligning donor intent with social outcomes.
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Grant making as advocacy: The emergence of social justice philanthropy

  • Source : Wiley Online Library
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines the rise of "social justice philanthropy," where grantmaking actively supports progressive social reform. It analyzes foundations that back nonprofit social action, finding that smaller, younger, and public foundations are more likely to prioritize social justice in their programs. Foundations with international grantmaking, rights activities, or longer reform legacies also tend to adopt this discourse. The article clarifies which foundations legitimize social change nonprofits through their discourse, suggesting that public and smaller foundations are key advocates for liberal policy within the philanthropic community.
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Education and social change: Contours in the history of American schooling

  • Source : Routledge
  • 1 January 1970
This study reconsiders humanitarianism as the sole explanation for the surge in charitable theorizing and experimentation in 18th-century London. Focusing on the city’s destitution and social experimentation, the book examines the political and benevolent motives behind the expansion of public, nondenominational institutions. These organizations aimed not only to relieve hardship but also to benefit the nation, being funded and managed by public figures.
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Corporate Philanthropy in Westchester

  • Source : Pace University DigitalCommons@Pace
  • 1 January 1970
This report investigates the landscape of corporate philanthropy specifically within the Westchester region. It likely provides insights into the types of companies engaging in charitable giving, the causes they support, and the overall impact of their philanthropic activities on the local community. The study offers a localized perspective on corporate social responsibility and community engagement.
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Exploring the venture philanthropy ecosystem in India

  • Source : Artha Impact
  • 1 February 2012
This report provides an in-depth exploration of the venture philanthropy ecosystem in India. It examines the key players, trends, challenges, and opportunities within this emerging philanthropic landscape. The authors analyze how venture philanthropy is adapting to the Indian context, including its strategies for impact investment and capacity building for social enterprises. The report offers valuable insights for funders, social entrepreneurs, and policymakers interested in understanding and engaging with the venture philanthropy model in India, highlighting its potential for fostering social change.
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Transformative innovations in African philanthropy

  • Source : opendocs.ids.ac.uk
  • 1 January 1970
This paper examines transformative innovations emerging within African philanthropy, highlighting new approaches and models of giving that address unique continental challenges. It explores how African philanthropic organizations are adapting traditional practices and embracing new strategies to foster sustainable development and social change. The discussion covers various innovations, including the use of technology, community-led initiatives, and cross-sector partnerships, all aimed at enhancing the effectiveness and impact of philanthropy across Africa. The paper contributes to understanding the evolving landscape of giving in the region.
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