This academic article explores the practice of community philanthropy, focusing on a case study of Thousand Currents, an organization committed to grassroots philanthropy. The research delves into how community foundations in remote areas, particularly in Russia, support local self-governance and rural development. It highlights the vital role of civic engagement in the philanthropic process and examines the ways in which community foundations foster sustainable development. By focusing on local solutions and empowering communities, the study presents community philanthropy as a transformative practice for social change, particularly in underserved regions.
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