• Book

Deborah McCarthy, eds. 2005. Foundations for Social Change: Critical Perspectives on Philanthropy and Popular Movements

  • Source : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
  • 1 January 1970
This book, "Data Science for Social Good: Philanthropy and Social Impact in a Complex World," explores the application of data science methodologies to address complex social challenges and enhance philanthropic initiatives. It likely covers how data analysis, machine learning, and other data-driven approaches can be leveraged to optimize social impact, improve decision-making in philanthropy, and develop more effective solutions for societal problems. The publication delves into the potential of data science to foster innovation and create scalable, sustainable interventions in the social sector.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Corporations, stakeholders and sustainable development I: a theoretical exploration of business–society relations

  • Source : Jstor
  • 1 January 1970
This thematic issue explores the evolving concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR), acknowledging its increasing prominence in both academic and practical spheres globally since the 1960s. The authors provide an overview of CSR research published in the Academy of Management Journal over nearly six decades, showcasing the expanding breadth and depth of this literature. The aim is to highlight emerging avenues for understanding how corporations conceptualize and enact their societal obligations beyond shareholder value, encouraging further rigorous inquiry into this complex field.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Corporate reputation and philanthropy: An empirical analysis

  • Source : Springer
  • 1 January 1970
This empirical analysis investigates the relationship between corporate reputation and philanthropic activities. It examines how a company’s charitable giving influences its public perception and reputation, and conversely, how existing reputation might shape philanthropic strategies. The study likely uses data to demonstrate the dynamics between these two aspects of corporate social engagement.
  • Book

Challenging Grantmakers to strengthen communities

  • Source : Wiley
  • 1 January 1970
This paper will help philanthropic executives and trustees explore three innovative strategies to achieve greater results with their limited grant dollars. It distills findings from more than 400 pages of research amassed over three years as part of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy's Grantmaking for Community Impact Project. The paper provides solid evidence of the impacts of foundation-funded policy advocacy, community organ- izing and civic engagement. It explains how these strate- gies create stronger communities and why they are suc- cessful.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Business and corporate social responsibility: The Peruvian case

  • Source : ResearchGate
  • 1 January 1970
This research examines the growing momentum of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) worldwide, focusing on the Peruvian context. It investigates the relationship between corporate associations, CSR, and corporate ability on Peruvian consumers’ behavior, particularly their purchasing decisions for athletic shoes. The study empirically validates a positive relationship, indicating that CSR significantly influences consumer behavior, even more so than corporate ability. It highlights that consumers are sensitive to CSR attributes like environmental commitment and good labor practices, contributing to sustainable development.
  • Book

Book Review: Foundations and Evaluation: Contexts and Practices for Effective Philanthropy

  • Source : SAGE Journals
  • 1 January 1970
This book review highlights "Foundations and Evaluation: Contexts and Practices for Effective Philanthropy," a collection of experienced-based perspectives on evaluation in foundations. The book emphasizes the crucial link between organizational effectiveness and evaluation, advocating for its integration throughout foundation activities. It aims to provide insights for grantmakers of all sizes, offering practical guidance for newcomers and experienced professionals alike. The review underscores the book’s contribution to expanding foundations’ organizational capacity, enabling them to maximize the return on their investments through robust evaluation practices and fostering stronger relationships with grantees.
  • Book

Biases, Barriers, and Benefits

  • Source : Google Books
  • 1 January 1970
This book addresses the challenges and benefits of philanthropy for social change, particularly in the context of biases and barriers that hinder the effectiveness of philanthropic efforts. It offers insights into the internal and external factors that shape philanthropic actions and explores how these dynamics can be navigated for greater social impact.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Opening selves, expanding worlds: Urban young women's experiences in a social change youth philanthropy program

  • Source : ProQuest
  • 1 January 1970
This qualitative study explores how participation in a youth philanthropy program influenced the personal development and social consciousness of urban young women. Through interviews and reflective exercises, the research highlights themes of empowerment, identity formation, and the development of a sense of agency in addressing social issues. It demonstrates how engaging young women in philanthropic activities can foster leadership skills, critical thinking about societal challenges, and a commitment to civic engagement. The study underscores the transformative potential of youth-led initiatives in promoting personal growth and community impact.
  • Book

Women, philanthropy, and social change: Visions for a just society

  • Source : Columbia University Press
  • 1 January 1970
This book presents a collection of writings that highlight the "voice" of women’s philanthropy, aiming to demystify and honor their contributions to social change. Edited by Elayne Clift, it features insights from current leaders in the women’s funding movement who share reflections on its history, challenges, and future directions. The chapters cover topics such as documenting women’s giving, volunteerism, partnering, and the role of girls and young women in philanthropy. The book argues that women’s philanthropy holds immense potential for global social change across gender, race, and age barriers, advocating for a just society.
  • Media Article

New Perspectives on Philanthropy

  • Source : Society for Nonprofits (SNPO magazine)
  • 1 January 1970
This article reviews recent scholarship on philanthropy, exploring historical and modern giving practices. It highlights how early American philanthropy was paternalistic and how current dilemmas mirror past tensions. The piece offers insightful perspectives on donor motivations and philanthropy's evolving role in society, providing a valuable historical context for understanding contemporary challenges and opportunities in the philanthropic sector.
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