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Bob Bothwell’s Support for Progressive Nonprofits Was Ahead of Its Time

Bothwell regularly argued that nontraditional charities deserved respect, recognition — and inclusion in workplace giving campaigns.

Melinda French Gates’s Apparent Embrace of Trust-Based Philanthropy Should Inspire Others

Her giving approach underscores the importance of human-centered grant making.

Op-Ed on Campus Protests Misses the Point: Disruption Is the Goal

Disturbing the normal flow of university work calls attention to the institutions’ unjust practices.

Impact of Proposed DAF Rules on Community Foundations Deserves More Coverage

If these regulations move forward, community-based nonprofits and the everyday donors who support them will feel the effects.

Recent Op-Ed Glosses Over Existential Threat Posed by Election Outcomes

Elections have very real consequences, and any discussion about protecting democracy must acknowledge that.

Promoting Trust in Elections Is Crucial to Bridge-Building Work

An article missed a key element of nonprofit efforts to strengthen democracy — establishing faith in elections.

Good News: IRS Rules Allow Some Nonprofit Advocacy

Educating the public through advocacy is essential, and misconceptions about what’s allowed shouldn’t stand in the way.

Op-ed (and Headline) Miss Essential Point: Pluralism Is Key to Racial Equity

Pluralism isn’t about flattening differences, but accepting each identity and experience so everyone can thrive.

Recent DAF Op-ed Missed Crucial Perspective — the Donors

DAFs held at both community foundations and financial institutions are invaluable to many donors, and legislation should recognize that.

Don’t Be So Quick to Discard So-Called Philanthropic Jargon

Words such as “impact” and “leverage” are essential tools of the trade.