Bruce DeBoskey talks about six trends that he's seeing in philanthropy that will help shape the field in the coming year.
Read More »Corporate Giving Hits $17.8B in the U.S.
When it comes to corporate giving, the news is encouraging. More U.S. companies are engaging in smart and strategic community investment initiatives.
Read More »On Becoming a US Citizen
On Wednesday December 16th, I was officially sworn in as an citizen of the United States, which was an extraordinary experience that actually gave birth to a surprising range of emotions.
Read More »Impact Investing Gets IRS Boost
Impact investing allows philanthropists to make more progress toward their charitable missions by using the engine of their philanthropically committed capital, rather than only the fumes. The IRS has just made that easier.
Read More »Message from Jerusalem: We Will Not Succumb
A message to the Jewish people from the mayor of Jerusalem.
Read More »Letter: In Support of Dr. Larry Eckstein
The DEA is systematically threatening the medical profession, and myself as a patient, by escalating the drug war and by violating Dr. Larry Eckstein’s civil and constitutional rights.
Read More »Letter: Time to Focus on Coming Together and Moving Forward
We must stand united in order to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran and keep our ally, Israel, assured of her safety and security.
Read More »Letter: Please Support Dr. Larry Eckstein In His Fight Against DEA
Dr. Larry Eckstein is being unjustly prosecuted by the DEA for prescribing pain medications in a clear sting operation.
Read More »Finally Busting the Charity Overhead Myth
Nonprofit leaders have begun to successfully challenge the belief that high administrative costs reflect a charitable organization that is poorly run and not worthy of support.
Read More »View from Israel: Goodbye 5775, Hello 5776
Shaul Amir, our long-time Israel correspondent, sums up his view of 5775 and what 5776 may hold for Israel.
Read More »The Impact of Story
In the life of Oliver Sacks, I find it fascinating that his last written article was all about his personal feelings about Shabbat.
Read More »Post Fire: Alumni of Chabad @ CU Asking for Your Help
Three recent CU alumni explain what Chabad at CU needs after their fire and how you can help.
Read More »Philanthropy Helps Families Avoid Shirtsleeves-to-Shirtsleeves Challenge
When meeting with affluent family clients, advisers frequently invoke the warning: "shirtsleeves-to-shirtsleeves in three generations." Here are some strategies to increase the chances of successful transitions.
Read More »You Won’t Believe What I Learned About A New Idea in Colorado Health Care
It would take the place of Connect For Health Colorado, the State exchange developed under the Affordable Health Care Act (ACA), sometimes referred to as Obama Care.
Read More »Tips To Slow Down Summer
Do you ever feel that summer is going to quickly? If so, here are some tips to make the most of summer, even if you have limited time.
Read More »From the White House to the USDA and Back to Boulder
"I still have not fully processed this amazing honor bestowed on me by the White House as a Climate Faith Leader Champion of Change!" Read more about Rabbi Soloway's journey There and Back Again.
Read More »Five Lessons in Five Years
Although philanthropy is a deeply personal and highly individualized endeavor, here are the top five broadly applicable lessons I've learned in the last five years.
Read More »Reflections on the Supreme Court Ruling
Rabbi Glickman: The decision represents a victory for Congregation Har HaShem. Read on to find out why...
Read More »DeBoskey Interviews Bill Clinton About Philanthropy
During Bill Clinton's visit to Denver, Bruce DeBoseky had the opportunity to talk with him about his foundation in particular as well as philanthropy in general.
Read More »Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: When Grants Come to an End
Some personal relationships last a lifetime. Many of them end, however, and people move on.
Read More »Vanities of a Bonfire
I spent an anomalous Lag B’Omer afternoon watching the gut wrenching movie ‘Gett’. I woke up the next morning with a cluster of thoughts and emotions.
Read More »My Weekend in Baltimore
My weekend in Baltimore, first with idealistic rabbinic students and then with local people working for change, gave me great hope overall in what can be achieved by the courageous human spirit.
Read More »Give Israel the Gift of Sustainability on Her Birthday
As we celebrate the 67th year of Israel's independence, let's all take some action and give her a green birthday gift! Did you know that Jews all over the world can vote in an election that can influence policy in Israel?
Read More »Finding Zabelle
Zabelle Abdalian was an Armenian Genocide survivor who sought shelter and freedom in America. Through her artistry as expressed in her writings, musical accomplishments, and dedicated compassion for others, her extraordinary life presents an inspiring testament of a 19th century woman whose spirit embodies a heroic people. In honor of the centennial anniversary of the Armenian Genocide I offer her story. - Carla Rachel Friedman
Read More »Program – Related Investments Key Tool for Impact Investors
Increasingly, charitable donors are interested in "impact investing" with their philanthropically committed capital.
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