The Chronicle of Philanthropy

How Even Great Foundations Can Do More for the Common Good

In the past few decades the growth of organized philanthropy has brought more grant making for all kinds of causes — including efforts to feed hungry people, prevent illness, protect human rights and the environment, and promote arts and culture. Some of those grant programs have made a big difference while others have not,...

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