When Am I Ready to Fund? Originally published on the CEP blog. The Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) is a nonprofit organization focused on the development of…
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This Year, Invest in Women & Girls
Investing in women & girls has immense potential for positive social change– not just for them, but also for their families and communities. Here…
See event detailsThe Chan Zuckerberg Initiative: Our Thoughts
This Giving Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg & his wife Priscilla Chan set the philanthropic sector abuzz by announcing the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a pledge to…
See event detailsCHIP, Fidelity & Annie E. Casey: Partnering for Year-Round Impact
Around the world, the end of the year marks a time of reflection, celebration, and giving. In the United States, approximately 25 percent of…
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Move aside Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It’s time for Giving Tuesday. Since 2012, the growing movement known as Giving Tuesday has captured worldwide attention- and…
See event detailsHigh Impact Year-End Giving 2015
Around the world, the end of the year is a time of celebration and giving. In the United States, an estimated $75-100 billion—about one-quarter…
See event detailsHow Can I Help?: Center, JBJ Soul, UBS & Others Partner to Build Back Better in NJ after Hurricane Sandy
In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy killed more than 150 people in the U.S. and caused an estimated $65B in damage – making it the…
See event detailsA New Handbook on Global Philanthropy: Q&A with Femida Handy & Pamala Wiepking
The Palgrave Handbook of Global Philanthropy is a new comprehensive guide to the practice of philanthropy and nonprofit sector in 26 countries. We spoke…
See event detailsEnvironmental Health in Early Childhood: Support Research & Innovation
This blog is the fifth in our five-part series on philanthropic strategies for preventing and reducing childhood exposure to harmful chemicals. To learn more,…
See event detailsEnvironmental Health in Early Childhood: Q&A with Dr. Philip Landrigan
This blog is the fourth in our five-part series on philanthropic strategies for preventing and reducing childhood exposure to harmful chemicals. To learn more,…
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