In Detroit’s ‘Grand Bargain,’ the Chief of a Local Foundation Was a Key Player
The head of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan was central to making the deal come together.
By Drew Lindsay
Contributor
New Study Finds Unexpected Source of Giving: Young Women
Young single women who are not affiliated with a religion are far more generous than their older, secular counterparts.
By Drew Lindsay
Contributor
Foundation Giving Reaches Record $54.7-Billion, Report Says
The surging stock market boosted assets of many foundations and spurred creation of new charitable trusts, according to the Foundation Center.
By Drew Lindsay
Contributor
Foundation Support Is Crucial in Plan to Save Detroit’s Art and Pensions
A judge approves a bankruptcy plan heavily reliant on half a billion dollars in philanthropic support.
By Drew Lindsay
Contributor
Number and Assets of Charities Are Growing Rapidly, Study Says
About 963,000 charities existed in 2012, far more than the 743,000 operating in 2002. And during that time, their assets grew 43 percent, to $3-trillion.
By Drew Lindsay
Contributor