This book review highlights "Women, Philanthropy, and Social Change: Visions for a Just Society," edited by Elayne Clift. It explores the evolving landscape of women’s philanthropy, emphasizing its potential for global social change across various barriers. The collection delves into the history of women’s funding, focusing on aspects like documenting contributions, women as donors, volunteerism, partnering, and the role of girls and young women. It also examines how women’s giving can influence social constructs and political policies, ultimately transforming societal foundations.
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