Dolly Parton
Five Lessons from Dolly Parton’s Extraordinary Life

Generational talent, philanthropist, and cultural icon, Dolly will be sorely missed—but her legacy lives on.

A young boy dressed as a businessman raises his arm in success as his homemade box car is in first place. Both boys are wearing helmets and goggles.
When the Jingle Isn't the Whole Story

A Kars4Kids lawsuit lays bare how donor trust can be betrayed.

Hearing the Holy Call

An urgent shortage of priests demands a massive outpouring of prayers and support.

Spotlight

What motivates people to give anonymously?

Science writer Brian Gallagher looks to game theory and Larry David to try to tackle this question.

Running government like a business

Run your city with business principles, just don’t run it with business values.

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God and Man at Yale at 75

The book that helped spark modern conservatism is as timely now as it was in 1951.

Brave Voices Confront Corporate America

Annual shareholder meetings of public corporations are hotbeds of ideological activism against societal norms and traditions—but are the tables turning?

Women Already Give—A Lot

They already give with purpose, but they need our help to give with confidence.

A Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush

How to unearth the hidden gems in your donor file.

Pope Leo XIV and Civil Society

“Even the era of AI can become a time in which the Holy Spirit brings about the civilization of love in our lives.”

Your Database Is a Gold Mine (If You Know Where to Dig)

Two easy donor audiences are waiting to be found.