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Let’s Not Be Uncharitable with TCJA Extensions 

As policymakers negotiate tax reform, they must steer away from undermining charitable giving.

Patrice Onwuka

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Let’s Not Be Uncharitable with TCJA Extensions 

As policymakers negotiate tax reform, they must steer away from undermining charitable giving.

Patrice Onwuka

3 min read

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New Year’s Resolutions for Civil Society: Faith and Freedom Index

Napa Legal’s new Index helps leaders of faith-based nonprofits evaluate whether a state will advance or inhibit their ability to fulfill their mission.

John C. Peiffer II & Mary Margaret Bush

3 min read

Nominations Open for Philanthropy Roundtable’s 2025 Simon-DeVos Prize

Nominations are now open for the Simon-Devos Prize for Philanthropic Leadership to honor a living philanthropist who has shown exemplary leadership.

Bekah Bibb

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Building an (Un)Generous City

The layout of modern cities is stifling generosity. What did European city planners of old get right?

Philip Smaldone

5 min read

Emily Burden Rees

2 min read

Giving is good for you, too

Charitable giving is certainly good for the beneficiary of that charity, but does it benefit the giver, too?

Jack Fowler

13 min read

Brother, Can You Spare an ROI?

Obsession with numbers and metrics does the philanthropist—and his grantee—no favors.

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Charitable Giving Isn’t Driven by Wealth, but by Engagement with Scripture

A recent report finds that engaging with Scripture and giving charitably are central to human flourishing.

Jack Fowler / 2 min read

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Fundraising Lessons from the Inauguration

It’s the simple stories that stick, and the big ones that inspire.

Iain Bernhoft / 3 min read

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The Devastation of a Generation

In a 2021 episode of the Givers, Doers, & Thinkers podcast, Jeremy Beer and Jonathan Haidt discuss the effects of the coddling of Generation Z. Four years later, where do we stand?

Lorna Bernhoft / 5 min read