• Paper / Report

The New Philanthropy

  • Source : Zellous.org
  • 1 January 1970
This paper introduces "Co-Production" as an emerging approach in philanthropy, challenging traditional models of giving. It highlights a shift towards reciprocal partnerships between professionals and individuals/communities, where welfare must be "earned" rather than freely given. The concept emphasizes that everyone, including those typically considered recipients of aid, possesses valuable assets crucial for community building and problem-solving, moving away from passive recipient models. This new approach advocates for practical techniques that transform relationships and foster shared responsibility.
  • Case Study

The Impact of Structural Adjustment Programs on Social Justice Philanthropy in Kenya: A Case Study of Community Based Health and Educational Institutions

  • Source : erepo.usiu.ac.ke
  • 1 January 1970
This case study examines the impact of Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs) on social justice philanthropy in Kenya, specifically focusing on community-based health and educational institutions. It analyzes how SAPs influenced the operational environment and funding mechanisms for these organizations, and consequently, their ability to address social justice issues. The study highlights the challenges and adaptations of local philanthropic efforts in a context shaped by international economic policies, providing insights into the resilience and evolving strategies of grassroots initiatives in response to broader economic reforms.
  • Paper / Report

The idea of philanthropy in Muslim contexts

  • Source : Mafhoum.com
  • 1 January 1970
This report explores the concept and practice of philanthropy within Muslim contexts, drawing upon Islamic traditions and principles. It examines the various forms of giving, such as Zakat, Sadaqah, and Waqf, and their significance in fostering social welfare and community development. The authors discuss the historical evolution of Muslim philanthropy and its contemporary manifestations, highlighting its unique characteristics and underlying values. The paper provides insights into the diverse expressions of charity and social responsibility in Muslim societies.
  • Book

The Foundations of Texan Philanthropy

  • Source : Google Books
  • 1 January 1970
This report examines the Ford Foundation’s approach to supporting women’s rights through grants, partnerships, and initiatives that aim to empower women globally. It highlights the foundation's role in fostering women-led organizations, advocating for policy changes, and providing financial support for programs addressing gender equality and women’s empowerment. The report also emphasizes the impact of their work on the global women's rights movement, providing insights into effective philanthropic strategies and partnerships.
  • Academic / Journal Article

The de-radicalization of corporate social responsibility

  • Source : Sage
  • 1 January 1970
This article traces how corporate social responsibility (CSR) has evolved from a counter-cultural critique of capitalism into a mainstream business strategy. Shamir argues that CSR has been domesticated and stripped of its radical potential by being aligned with corporate interests and performance metrics. The piece critically examines how CSR, originally conceived as a mechanism for social reform, has been co-opted by corporations to serve their own public relations and profitability goals. It raises important questions about the genuine social impact of contemporary CSR initiatives.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Moderating contradictions of feminist philanthropy: Women's community organizations and the Boston Women's Fund, 1995 to 2000

  • Source : journals.sagepub.com
  • 1 January 1970
This article analyzes how women’s community organizations and the Boston Women’s Fund navigated and moderated contradictions inherent in feminist philanthropy between 1995 and 2000. It explores the challenges and complexities of aligning feminist principles with traditional philanthropic structures. The author likely examines the strategies employed to foster equitable relationships, promote grassroots empowerment, and address systemic gender inequalities through funding. This research provides a critical perspective on the unique dynamics and evolution of feminist philanthropic models.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Exercising Leadership: The Prospects of Social Entrepreneurship and High Impact Philanthropy (HSG 2004)

  • Source : SSRN Electronic Journal
  • 1 January 1970
This article discusses the prospects of social entrepreneurship and high-impact philanthropy, examining how both fields contribute to addressing social problems through innovative business models and philanthropic investments. The study highlights key leaders in social entrepreneurship and philanthropy, exploring their leadership styles and the challenges they face in scaling social impact. The paper suggests that effective leadership is essential for the success of both social enterprises and high-impact philanthropy.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Environmental justice grantmaking: Elites and activists collaborate to transform philanthropy

  • Source : Wiley Online Library
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines how environmental justice grantmaking has evolved over time, focusing on the collaboration between elites and activists to transform traditional philanthropy. It highlights how philanthropic organizations have adapted their strategies to address environmental issues from a justice perspective, focusing on the needs of underserved communities. The study discusses the power dynamics in grantmaking and the role of activists in pushing for more inclusive and equitable environmental policies. By working together, elites and activists have been able to bring attention to the intersectionality of social justice and environmentalism, influencing both policy and practice.
  • Paper / Report

Diaspora giving and the future of philanthropy

  • Source : Citeseerx
  • 1 January 1970
This case study demonstrates how human-centered design (HCD), also known as design thinking, can be integrated with strategic planning to enhance philanthropic impact. HCD, traditionally used in consumer products, is being applied to improve social interventions by governments, nonprofits, and foundations. The paper argues that combining HCD with traditional strategic planning enables philanthropists and foundations to develop strategies grounded in sound evidence and informed by the needs of their intended beneficiaries.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Constructing a philanthropy-scale: Social responsibility and philanthropy

  • Source : CiteSeerX
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines the concept of a "philanthropy-scale " and its relationship to social responsibility. It explores how philanthropy intersects with public and private funding, particularly in the context of contemporary art and cultural giving. The study critiques the boundaries between public and private spaces in philanthropy, discussing the role of foundations and cultural organizations in shaping public discourse. The article explores the challenges faced by philanthropic organizations in balancing social responsibility with the need for private funding and the role of philanthropic giving in the development of contemporary art.
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