Disabled People Are Not Invisible — Even if Grant Makers Too Often Overlook Us
A disabled woman working in philanthropy says a Chronicle opinion piece on advancing equity in “invisible” communities “perpetuates the very invisibility it pushes against.”
MacKenzie Scott’s Trust in Grantees Should Be a Model for Philanthropy — Not a Cause for Criticism
The leader of a nonprofit group that received a game-changing gift from the philanthropist says solving tough challenges will require more people to give with fewer strings, as Scott has done.
Bill Gates’s Personal Values and Actions Are Relevant to His Philanthropic Work
The head of CharityWatch takes issue with a recent opinion piece saying the media shouldn’t focus on the billionaire’s “personal foibles.”
Community Foundations Have Good Reason to Oppose King-Grassley Legislation
The legislation could endanger the future of community foundations and disrupt support to local nonprofits, according to three community foundation leaders.
Disclosing Salaries Is Good for the Fundraising Profession and Society as a Whole
The CEO of the Association of Fundraising Professionals takes issue with an argument against including salaries in job postings.
4 Historically Black Medical Schools Receive $6 Million for Vaccination Efforts
A Bloomberg Philanthropies grant will support the schools’ mobile clinics in their local communities.