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Denny Sanford Gives $300 Million to Build New Medical Center

With his latest donation, the philanthropist has now given Sanford Health nearly $2 billion over the years.

MrBeast and the Rockefeller Foundation Team Up to Spark Youth Philanthropy

MrBeast and the Rockefeller Foundation Team Up to Spark Youth Philanthropy

The venerable foundation and the 27-year-old "influencer" aim to instill young people with a concern for what they call the world's "most vulnerable" populations.

MacArthur Foundation Awards $100M to Pandemic Prevention Group

MacArthur Foundation Awards $100M to Pandemic Prevention Group

The winner of the 100&Change competition is Sentinel, which creates cost-effective pathogen detection tests, monitors outbreaks in real time, and trains local scientists to carry out community-led responses.

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Why a Tax-Policy Expert Thinks the Giving Deadline Should Move

An April 15 deadline would give donors more time to grapple with the increasing complexity of charitable deductions, say advocates for the proposal.

Cari Tuna on Why Her Organization Will Offer Free Advice to Other Donors

Cari Tuna on Why Her Organization Will Offer Free Advice to Other Donors

It's a move that formalizes and expands the advising work she and her husband, Dustin Moskovitz, started two years ago.

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Arabella Advisors Dissolves After Years of GOP-Led Investigations

The shuttering of the philanthropy advisory firm follows months of uncertainty about its future.

A group of diverse volunteers in blue shirts and gloves sort potatoes into red mesh bags at a food bank warehouse. Large stacks of produce bags and shelving are visible in the background.

SNAP Crisis Exposes Limits of Philanthropy’s Safety Net

As the longest government shutdown comes to an end, food banks remain under crushing demand. New data analysis shows most rely on contributions from individuals, not foundations, to keep shelves stocked.

Melinda French Gates Gives 80-Plus Nonprofits $250 Million Total

Melinda French Gates Gives 80-Plus Nonprofits $250 Million Total

Most of the recipients of the Action for Women's Health challenge have not previously received funding from her organization, Pivotal, or from the Gates Foundation.

Warren Buffett, an elderly man with white hair and glasses, smiles while sitting in a golf cart, wearing a red jacket with 'Allen & Company' logo. Other people are partially visible around him.

Buffett Gives $1.3 Billion in Annual Thanksgiving Donation

The legendary financier will step down from leading Berkshire Hathaway at the end of the year.

Zuckerberg, Chan Shift Bulk of Philanthropy to Science

Zuckerberg, Chan Shift Bulk of Philanthropy to Science

Their giving will now focus on AI and biology to curb disease.

New $50 Million Literary Arts Fund to Support Nonprofits

New $50 Million Literary Arts Fund to Support Nonprofits

A coalition of seven foundations established the fund and plans to distribute at least $50 million over the next five years.

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Who Can Rescue Democracy? Local Funders Have the Edge

National philanthropy cannot pull democracy out of the ditch. Renewal — with community foundations leading the way — must come from the ground up.

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To Protect American Democracy, Pretend It’s Already Gone

This clarifying exercise might help funders fight authoritarianism and adapt to extraordinary times.