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网页A Hollywood Director Tells How He Built a Rom-Com Around Political Strife. By George Anders. In a new video interview as part of the Chronicle’s The Commons, filmmaker Erik Bork explains why he chose to revisit deep tensions after the 2020 election — and how his surprising movie, “The Elephant in the Room,” could help reduce today’s ...
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网页2024年10月4日 · UT Southwestern Lands $100 Million for New Pediatric Medical Center. By Maria Di Mento October 7, 2024. Plus, University of Chicago’s Booth School received $60 million from two alumni hedge funders; and Beth Israel, Houston Christian University, and University of California at Irvine lands $20 million apiece for new buildings and capital ...
The Philanthropy 50: Who Gives the Most to Charity - The …
网页The Chronicle’s 20th annual ranking of America’s biggest donors was topped by Michael Bloomberg and followed by the hotel magnate Barron Hilton, then Eric Schmidt, the former Google CEO, and his wife, Wendy.The top five on the list each gave more than $1 billion to charity last year. Philanthropy 50 donors gave away more than $15.8 billion in 2019.
The Philanthropy 50: an Exclusive Chronicle Ranking of Who Gives …
网页The Philanthropy 50: an Exclusive Chronicle Ranking of Who Gives the Most to Charity. America’s 50 biggest donors gave to a broad array of causes last year. They supported nonprofits that explore the potential of artificial intelligence, seek cures for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, combat antisemitism, elevate women and girls, and ...
The 2022 Philanthropy 50: Who Gives the Most to Charity
网页2023年2月14日 · The Chronicle’s 23 rd annual ranking of America’s biggest donors features a number of donors making their Philanthropy 50 debut, including Edward Avedisian, a professional clarinetist with the Boston Pops, and Tilman Fertitta, the world’s richest restauranteur. Two of Airbnb’s co-founders gave to help Ukrainian refugees, and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates took the top spot by giving ...
New MacKenzie Scott Website Details $14 Billion in Gifts
网页2022年12月15日 · Evan Agostini/Evan Agostini/Invision/AP. Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott says her donations have yielded more than $14 billion in funding for about 1,600 nonprofits since 2019, according to her long-awaited website Yield Giving, unveiled Wednesday night. Scott also announced that she plans to introduce an “open-call process” that allows ...
8 Tips for Seeking Grants From Community Foundations
网页2024年6月24日 · Overall charitable giving is down, but community foundations have stepped up their contributions. A Council on Foundations survey of more than 200 community foundations across the country found that total grants from this group reached $14.8 billion in 2022 — the highest amount ever. Yet fundraisers sometimes overlook community foundations, instead focusing on larger, national grant makers.
The Ripple Effects of MacKenzie Scott’s Philanthropy
网页The Ripple Effects of MacKenzie Scott’s Philanthropy. Evan Agostini, Invision, AP. MacKenzie Scott donated an eye-popping $5.7 billion in 2020. Her giving was unrestricted, with few reporting requirements. Over time, it’s become clear that the impact of her donations extends well beyond the organizations that received the gifts.
Philanthropy 50: 2021’s Top Donors - The Chronicle of Philanthropy
网页The Chronicle’s 22nd annual ranking of America’s biggest donors features new faces such as Jared Isaacman, Austin Russell, and Mark and Robyn Jones.The now divorced Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates gave an eye-popping $15 billion to their foundation last year to take the top spot. All 50 donors combined contributed more than $33.4 billion.
Who’s Raising the Most: The 100 Charities That Drew the Most in …
网页2018年10月30日 · Fundraising from Individuals Major-Gift Fundraising. Drew Lindsay. Drew is a longtime magazine writer and editor who joined the Chronicle of Philanthropy in 2014. The country’s 100 top charities — United Way, Red Cross, Obama Foundation, and Harvard, among them — raised 11 percent of all cash …