Dawn Wolfe

Three coalitions representing over 800 funders and nonprofits have taken a stand against the assault on their First Amendment rights.

The Eradicate Hate Global Summit was a reminder that securing funding remains a challenge for organizations confronting hate-based violence.

Egged on by the government, threats against progressive funders and nonprofits have become more numerous and more virulent since the killing of Charlie Kirk.

In an era of renewed government hostility, the Defending Our Neighbors Fund aims to help migrants obtain qualified legal assistance as they face deportation and immigration authorities.

Office and event rental fees are a serious expense for nonprofits. Some funders help out by inviting them to share the foundations’ own buildings.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation stands out in the fight on behalf of those who have informally inherited their ancestors’ lands, buildings or homes.

Arnold Ventures’ sometimes-controversial executive vice president of criminal justice talks funding for science-based reform.

Wealthy women like Mary Jane Richardson Jones and Mary Garrett gave generously for women’s education from 1870 to 1900. Most of today’s women billionaires have different priorities.

The Scaling Safety program aims to reduce crime rates in select cities by 50% in five years and improve public health in the process.

The Bush Foundation president's forthcoming book “Please Be Good at Philanthropy” aims to address the downsides of the sector’s apprenticeship model of learning on the job.