• Academic / Journal Article

How to mobilize philanthropy to advance racial equity? A call to action

  • Source : Journal of Philanthropy
  • 1 January 1970
This article provides actionable strategies for philanthropic actors to advance racial equity. It emphasizes redistributing power, participatory grantmaking, investing in community leadership, and committing to long-term equity goals. It critiques conventional top-down philanthropy and advocates for measuring justice-based outcomes. The piece calls on funders to be catalysts for structural change through equitable practices, accountability, and culture shift.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Growing Philanthropy through Giving Circles: collective giving and the logic of charity

  • Source : Cambridge Core
  • 1 January 1970
This article explores how giving circles contribute to the growth of philanthropy by examining the dynamics of collective giving and its underlying charitable logic. It investigates how these groups foster donor engagement and amplify impact through shared decision-making and pooled resources. The research likely analyzes the motivations for joining giving circles, the mechanisms through which they operate, and their overall effectiveness in channeling funds towards social causes. It aims to provide insights into this evolving philanthropic model and its potential to democratize giving.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Getting Connected: An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship Between Social Capital and Philanthropy Among Online Volunteers

  • Source : Sage
  • 1 January 1970
This study investigates the interrelationships between social capital and philanthropic activities, both online and offline, using data from a survey of online volunteers. It explores how the rapid growth of internet technologies and social media impacts social capital formation and its association with prosocial behaviors. Results indicate strong links between social capital levels and offline donations, but highlight key differences in relationships with online and offline volunteering. Two-stage least squares (2SLS) regression analysis is used to infer causal relationships.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Extreme philanthropy: Philanthrocapitalism, effective altruism, and the discourse of neoliberalism

  • Source : Cambridge Core
  • 1 January 1970
This article critically examines "extreme philanthropy," encompassing philanthrocapitalism and effective altruism, within the broader discourse of neoliberalism. It analyzes how these modern philanthropic approaches, often characterized by market-based principles and data-driven decision-making, align with or challenge neoliberal ideologies. The authors explore the implications of these trends for civil society, social justice, and democratic participation, raising questions about the concentration of power and influence in philanthropic endeavors and their societal impact.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Exploring organisational perspectives on, and approaches to, venture philanthropy amongst four funders [2011–2014]: convergence or divergence?

  • Source : ERA Edinburgh
  • 1 January 1970
This study explores the organizational perspectives and approaches to venture philanthropy among four different funders during the period of 2011-2014. It investigates whether there is convergence or divergence in their strategies and practices. By examining the varied operational models and investment philosophies, the research sheds light on the evolving landscape of venture philanthropy. The findings provide insights into how different organizations adapt and implement this innovative funding model, highlighting commonalities and distinctions in their methods and impact objectives.
  • Paper / Report

Doing disability through charity and philanthropy in contemporary South India

  • Source : SAGE Publications
  • 1 January 1970
This research explores how giving circle (GC) member identities relate to funding recipients, investigating if GCs foster giving to similar (bonding social capital) or dissimilar (bridging social capital) identity groups. Drawing on survey data from GC members and a control group, findings indicate both groups are more likely to give to shared identity groups. However, GC members show a greater propensity to give to groups not sharing their identity, suggesting GCs encourage bridging social capital, potentially democratizing philanthropy for marginalized groups.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Diffusion of corporate philanthropy in social and political network environments: Evidence from China

  • Source : MDPI
  • 1 January 1970
This article critically examines diaspora philanthropy, addressing its purpose, beneficiaries, and mechanisms. It argues that while important, diaspora philanthropy is often undertheorized within the broader migration-development nexus. The piece emphasizes diaspora communities’ active role in developing their sending countries, highlighting debates among scholars about its impact on poverty, development, and equity. It notes that diaspora contributions extend beyond economic transfers, encompassing social and cultural aspects.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Delineating CSR and social change: Querying corporations as actors for social good

  • Source : Sage
  • 1 January 1970
This video features a conversation between David Miliband and Badr Jafar as part of "The Business of Philanthropy" series. It likely covers insights into strategic philanthropy, global challenges, and the role of philanthropic leaders in driving positive social and environmental impact. The discussion aims to inform, inspire, and mobilize future social innovators by exploring diverse perspectives on how philanthropy can address critical world issues and contribute to a more hopeful future.
  • Book

Data For Donor Impact Research Paper

  • Source : Wiley Online Library
  • 1 January 1970
This edited volume, "Philanthropy and Social Change in Latin America," explores the dynamics of philanthropy within the Latin American context and its role in driving social change. It examines various aspects of philanthropic activities, including their historical evolution, current trends, and impact on societal development. The book likely covers diverse case studies and theoretical perspectives on how philanthropic initiatives contribute to addressing social challenges and fostering transformation across the region.
  • Paper / Report

Dancing with giraffes: Why philanthropy matters for public management

  • Source : Cambridge University Press
  • 1 January 1970
This report from Stanford PACS explores strategies for cultivating and engaging the next generation of philanthropists. It likely delves into understanding their motivations, preferred giving methods, and how philanthropic organizations and initiatives can effectively reach and involve younger donors. The paper aims to provide insights into fostering a sustained culture of giving among future generations, ensuring the continuity of philanthropic endeavors.
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