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During the holiday season, our mailboxes are overflowing with catalogs, holiday cards — and requests for donations. Here are five steps towards strategic giving and having more impact with your donations.

The upcoming holidays are both the best of times (in terms of social gatherings) and the worst of times (in terms of overconsumption). There are thoughtful alternatives to holiday overconsumption.

New studies demonstrate that corporate social responsibility helps not only the world, but also a company's bottom line.

Today, there are more than 700 community foundations in urban and rural communities across the United States. With more than $50 billion in combined assets, they distribute an estimated $4.2 billion each year to worthy nonprofits.

Being fully "engaged" at work profoundly influences an employee's willingness to learn and perform, and has real impact on a company's bottom line.

The world's major religions actively promote philanthropy by encouraging charitable actions that address such pressing issues as income inequality, hunger, homelessness, climate change, discrimination and injustice.

Whether you give throughout the year or wait until the end of the year, here are some guidelines for effective philanthropy.

Should philanthropy be instinctive or strategic? A thought-provoking story for Thanksgiving.

Companies must pay close attention to their investments in corporate-citizenship initiatives, not only to help their reputation for acting responsibly among consumers but also to help the bottom line.

Generous, thoughtful, focused philanthropy ... will help create and solidify the legacy of our generation.

More than ever, investors are pondering, "Am I destroying with my left hand what my right hand is trying to save?"

Bruce DeBoskey explores the connections between corporate philanthropy and corporate citizenship -- and why both are good business.

Bruce DeBoskey explains why Venture Philanthropy is like Venture Capital... and why it's not.

"There are three ways to change the world: change China, change California, or change Walmart."

The difference between a donor and a philanthropist does not depend on how much time or money one gives to charity, but, rather, on one's approach to giving.

More than 800 years ago, Maimonides described eight rungs on the ladder of charitable giving. Remarkably, his approach is still relevant today.

Former ADL Rocky Mountain States Regional Director Bruce DeBoskey recently formed a consulting practice to help families, businesses and foundations maximize the impact of their philanthropy.

The Anti-Defamation League today announced the resignation of Mountain States Regional Director Bruce H. DeBoskey.