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A Children’s Hospital Is Renamed for Dolly Parton

Philanthropists

A Children’s Hospital Is Renamed for Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton Children's Hospital hopes to transform pediatric care in Tennessee. The singer’s support comes as rural hospital closures have left tens of millions of people with fewer health care options.

By James Pollard
Philanthropy Reporter, Associated Press

Lynda and Stewart Resnick Give UCLA $100 Million for Psychiatric Care

Major-Gift Fundraising

Lynda and Stewart Resnick Give UCLA $100 Million for Psychiatric Care

By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor

TED’s Audacious Project Raised $1B From Donors in 2 Days for Big Nonprofit Efforts

Major-Gift Fundraising

TED’s Audacious Project Raised $1B From Donors in 2 Days for Big Nonprofit Efforts

By Thalia Beaty
Associated Press

A Blueprint for Faster Giving: Lessons From My Pop-Up Foundation

Opinion

A Blueprint for Faster Giving: Lessons From My Pop-Up Foundation

By Lisa Pilar Cowan
Contributor

As AI Advances, Candid Cuts Staff, Bets Its Future on Data

Foundation Giving

As AI Advances, Candid Cuts Staff, Bets Its Future on Data

By Alex Daniels
Senior Editor, Foundations

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Big Charitable Gifts

MacKenzie Scott’s Boldest Year Yet: Fewer Gifts, Massive Checks

Philanthropists

MacKenzie Scott’s Boldest Year Yet: Fewer Gifts, Massive Checks

By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer

Emergency Funding Shifts From Crisis Response to Long‑Term Resilience

Foundation Giving

Emergency Funding Shifts From Crisis Response to Long‑Term Resilience

By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer

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The Commons | Opinion

Why Social Media Is Now the Place to Build Trust

By Renée DiResta and Rachel Kleinfeld

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How One Business Surged From 1% to 50% in Employee Giving

Solutions

How One Business Surged From 1% to 50% in Employee Giving

By Sherrie Mazur
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MacKenzie Scott Gave Us $60 Million. We’re Giving It Away.

By Nick Grono
Contributor

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Stronger Together: the Benefits of Joining Nonprofit Networks

By Laurie Mazur
Contributor

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Beyond the Bequest: How Legacy Societies Deepen Donor Ties

By LISA SCHOHL
Contributor

Opinion

A Tax Scholar Suggests Policy Fixes for Charitable Giving

Opinion

A Tax Scholar Suggests Policy Fixes for Charitable Giving

By Ray Madoff
Professor of Law at Boston College

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Opinion

Stop Giving Funders Tax Breaks for High Salaries, Fancy Offices

By Craig Kennedy
Contributor

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The Commons | Opinion

Invisible, Essential, Ignored: Philanthropy’s Missing Asset

By Eva Hernandez
Contributor

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Opinion

Give Fast and Make a lot of Noise: A 2026 Playbook for Big Donors