The share of ordinary Americans giving to charity dropped from two-thirds in 2000 to half in 2018, the latest year for which data are available. Among the super-rich, the pace of giving has not ...

Likewise, philanthropy has a tendency to fail miserably when the wealthy presume to know what poorer people need. The history of charitable giving is littered with TOMS shoes and water-pumping ...

Rich Americans can parlay their philanthropy into guaranteed income for life and tax savings. Charitable remainder trusts give annual payments, and whatever is left at the end goes to charity.

Wealthy millennials and Gen Zers are redefining the world of charitable giving, seeing themselves more as activists than donors, ... Advisors to the young rich also need to be generous with their ...

Even liberal philanthropy typically reproduces inequality. While I’ve often heard rich white men claim that philanthropy is an adequate substitute for government, that’s hardly true. Americans ...

Daniel Petre believes the “tech wealthy” are on the cusp of transforming philanthropy as hundreds of people cash in $10 ...

In a December 5th post on the Rich Dad blog, Robert Kiyosaki talks about the great power and wealth that comes from having a generous, giving mindset. Kiyosaki argues that if you want money, you ...

Foundations still drive a lot of U.S. philanthropy, giving $103.5 billion in 2023, out of a total $557.2 billion, according to the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.

Giving to a good cause is joyous, says David Gonski. Credit: Steven Siewert “If a person’s doing it because they want an Order of Australia, or they want to get well known, good luck to them ...