• Book

Community development, venture philanthropy and neoliberal governmentality: a case from Ireland

  • Source : Bristol University Press (via Google Books)
  • 1 January 1970
This book examines the intersection of community development, venture philanthropy, and neoliberal governmentality in Ireland. It highlights the changing nature of philanthropy and its impact on social capital, charitable giving, and community development. Through a critical analysis of the role of community foundations, the book discusses how these new forms of philanthropy navigate power structures while shaping local development. It also explores the implications of venture philanthropy’s approach on social trust and the empowerment of communities, offering insights into the complex dynamics of philanthropic practices and their real-world consequences.
  • Book

Checks and balances: Experiential philanthropy as a form of community engagement

  • Source : Springer Publishing
  • 1 January 1970
This chapter explores experiential philanthropy (EP) as a powerful form of community engagement in higher education. It highlights how authentic grant-making opportunities deepen students’ understanding of philanthropy’s societal role and extend benefits to the community. The piece discusses the integration of EP into various academic disciplines and its alignment with civic engagement goals. Research on EP courses consistently shows positive student learning outcomes, emphasizing community-based knowledge and both grant-making and fundraising dimensions.
  • Book

Book Review: Catalysts for Change: Twenty-first Century Philanthropy and Community Development

  • Source : SAGE Journals
  • 1 January 1970
This book review discusses "Catalysts for Change: Twenty-first Century Philanthropy and Community Development" by Maria Martinez-Cosio and Mirle Bussell. The book fills a gap in literature by exploring the intersection of philanthropic organizations and community development. It draws on the history of philanthropic funding, focusing on developments over the past two decades through five key case studies across America. The authors, using firsthand experience and research, challenge a one-size-fits-all model, emphasizing the importance of context and relationships for project success. The review highlights the book’s value in guiding foundations on effective fund channeling in challenging economic climates.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Risk perception and management in development philanthropy

  • Source : Bristol University Press
  • 1 January 1970
Sargeant & Shang investigate how high-net-worth philanthropists manage risk in international development. Based on interviews with 20 donors, they identify a five-step process: defining risks, evaluating severity, shifting mindset, coping emotionally, and leveraging past experience. The authors contend that deliberate and systematic risk management enhances philanthropic effectiveness and strengthens donor resilience, allowing for more impactful and sustainable engagement in complex development initiatives.
  • Paper / Report

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.
  • Book

African philanthropy: Advances in the field of horizontal philanthropy

  • Source : HSRC Press
  • 1 January 1970
This volume explores philanthropy in Africa through diverse case studies and ethnographic research. It covers themes such as cycles of reciprocity among black professionals, social justice philanthropy, community foundations, and traditional giving practices like ubuntu in township and rural settings. Leading scholars also critically examine theories, perspectives, and research on African philanthropy, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field’s advancements. The book illuminates the unique cultural and social dimensions influencing philanthropic practices across the continent.
  • Paper / Report

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.
  • Book

Public policy for philanthropy

  • Source : Routledge
  • 1 January 1970
This book analyzes government-philanthropy interactions, including tax incentives, regulation, and volunteering. The authors argue that policy should extend beyond gift incentives to support volunteering and transparency, suggesting more holistic frameworks for nurturing civil society. Their analysis contributes to understanding philanthropy's role in democratic pluralism and public-good provision, emphasizing the need for robust systems and practices that ensure ethical and effective management of financial resources and accountability in the philanthropic sector.
  • Academic / Journal Article

New Frontiers of Philanthropy: A Guide to the Tools and Actors Reshaping Global Philanthropy and Social Investing

  • Source : Community Development Journal
  • 1 January 1970
This is a scholarly review by Niamh McCrea summarizing Salamon's edited book. It discusses its relevance for community development practitioners, highlights trends toward neoliberal philanthropic models, and critiques implications for resource mobilization and local governance. The review offers a critical perspective on modern philanthropic practices, encouraging readers to consider the broader societal impacts and challenges associated with new funding approaches in community development.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Private wealth, philanthropy, and social development: Case studies from the United States and China

  • Source : China and the NGO Review
  • 1 January 1970
In this comparative study, Barchi et al. analyze philanthropic case studies from the U.S. and China to explore how regulatory regimes, civic environments, and institutional structures shape philanthropic practice and impact. The authors identify contextual factors that influence foundation behavior, collaboration models, and development outcomes, highlighting the importance of cross-national learning in philanthropy. The research underscores the need for tailored strategies that account for diverse national and cultural landscapes to maximize philanthropic effectiveness.
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