• Academic / Journal Article

Place-Based Philanthropy and Measuring Community Well Being in the Age of COVID-19

  • Source : International Journal of Community Well‑Being
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines the role of place-based philanthropy in measuring and improving community well-being, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. It explores how philanthropic efforts focused on specific geographic areas can leverage local data and foster community engagement to address unique challenges. The author discusses the importance of robust data infrastructure to effectively assess the impact of these interventions and adapt strategies in times of crisis. The piece highlights how place-based approaches can strengthen local resilience and promote holistic community development.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Philanthrocapitalism as wealth management strategy: Philanthropy, inheritance and succession planning among the global elite

  • Source : The Sociological Review
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines "philanthrocapitalism" as a wealth management strategy employed by the global elite, focusing on its intersection with inheritance and succession planning. It analyzes how wealthy individuals and families utilize philanthropic endeavors not only for social impact but also as a means to manage, preserve, and transfer wealth across generations. The authors delve into the mechanisms by which philanthropy integrates into broader financial and estate planning, highlighting its role in reputation building, tax efficiency, and maintaining dynastic influence, offering a critical perspective on the motivations behind elite giving.
  • Paper / Report

Philanthropy: the continued journey to real impact and better practice

  • Source : APC (Australian Policy Commons)
  • 1 January 1970
York & McKegg reflect on the evolution of philanthropy towards impact-driven practice. They critique outcome-focused models and advocate systems thinking, trust-based relationships, and equity-centered engagement. Using Australian examples, they propose a framework for more adaptive, accountable, and inclusive philanthropic practice. The report encourages a shift from traditional, often rigid, approaches to a more dynamic and responsive philanthropy that genuinely empowers communities and addresses systemic issues. It emphasizes building trust and fostering collaborative environments for greater social impact.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Philanthropy in Education: Making Sense of an Emerging Field

  • Source : Emerald Insight
  • 1 January 1970
Erfurth & Ridge overview contemporary education philanthropy trends, especially post-COVID. They highlight growing influence of tech-driven philanthropies, venture philanthropy, and the need for diverse, global research beyond the U.S. model. The chapter calls for expanded inquiry into impact, accountability, and equity in education giving. It emphasizes the evolving landscape of education philanthropy, particularly with the rise of new actors and approaches, and stresses the importance of rigorous research to ensure equitable and impactful outcomes in a global context.
  • Book

Philanthropy movement's response to government policy in negotiating COVID-19 in Indonesia

  • Source : Routledge
  • 1 January 1970
Meiji et al. analyze Indonesian philanthropic mobilization during COVID-19, focusing on NGOs' interactions with government policies. They describe adaptive grantmaking, tailored relief initiatives, and advocacy to shape public health support, highlighting the sector's agility and emergent frameworks of public-private collaboration. The chapter demonstrates how philanthropy can play a crucial role in crisis response, complementing government efforts and adapting quickly to urgent societal needs. It provides valuable insights into the dynamics of cross-sectoral partnerships in times of national emergency.
  • Paper / Report

Philanthropy and COVID-19 in 2020: Measuring One Year of Giving

  • Source : Candid Lab & Center for Disaster Philanthropy
  • 1 January 1970
This report quantifies over $20 billion in global philanthropic giving during 2020's pandemic. It evaluates funder responsiveness, trends in unrestricted support, and funding inequities, notably for communities of color. The authors advocate sustained funding and highlight gaps in long-term, trust-based grantmaking. The findings underscore the rapid mobilization of philanthropic resources in times of crisis while also pointing out persistent disparities and the need for more equitable and flexible funding models in the long run. It calls for greater attention to historically underserved groups.
  • Case Study

Practicing Strategic Philanthropy: Notes from the Field

  • Source : International Journal of Strategic Philanthropy
  • 1 January 1970
Wong presents an action-research-based model for strategic philanthropy in Asia, outlining a comprehensive five-stage process: assessment, design, implementation, reflection, and learning. He critically contrasts "inside-out" and "outside-in" strategies, advocating for transdisciplinary, iterative processes and the development of adaptive competencies. The framework aims to guide philanthropic efforts towards more effective and sustainable social impact in the Asian context.
  • Paper / Report

New Bridgespan Group Report Sheds Light on Potential of "Impact-First" Impact Investing to Catalyze Social Change

  • Source : Bridgespan
  • 1 January 1970
This report announces Bridgespan’s new publication exploring "impact-first" impact investing models, which prioritize social returns before financial ones. It presents comprehensive data on social impact outcomes, analyzes capital flows, and provides compelling investor case examples. The report offers strategic insights for funders and nonprofits seeking to catalyze significant social change through the aligned deployment of capital, emphasizing how such investments can drive measurable and systemic improvements in communities.
  • Media Article

A Collaborative Effort to Solve India's Tribal Health Conundrum

  • Source : Bridgespan Insights
  • 1 January 1970
This article from Bridgespan Insights examines innovative strategies being deployed to address persistent health challenges among India's tribal communities. It highlights a range of targeted interventions, emphasizing the critical role of strong community partnerships in successful healthcare delivery. The authors detail measurable outcomes achieved through these collaborative efforts, illustrating effective approaches to improving tribal healthcare and fostering sustainable well-being in underserved regions.
  • Paper / Report

Automated Metadata Extraction: Challenges and Opportunities

  • Source : OSTI
  • 1 January 1970
This article examines the challenges in automating metadata extraction and proposes solutions to improve accuracy and scalability. It suggests using modular extraction programs and multi-context metadata views to address common issues faced by organizations when handling large volumes of metadata. The article explores different techniques for enhancing the efficiency of metadata extraction processes, including the integration of AI and machine learning technologies. It aims to help organizations optimize their metadata management systems, ensuring that they can efficiently process, store, and retrieve valuable metadata for research, content management, and other data-driven applications.
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