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Book Profile
Thoughts on Philanthropy from Books Featured in the Giving Review in Second Half of 2024
“The vindictiveness was gone, but the prosecution remained.” President William Howard Taft got to preside over something [Theodore] Roosevelt had wanted but did not attain in his presidency: the demise…
by Michael E. Hartmann on January 15, 2025

Philanthropy
A Conversation With The Brothers Author Karl Zinsmeister (Part 1 of 2)
Karl Zinsmeister‘s length and variation of professional experience, along with his depth and breadth of knowledge, give rise to a wisdom from which more should benefit. Luckily, he shares it…
by Michael E. Hartmann, Daniel P. Schmidt on March 19, 2024

Philanthropy
A Conversation With The Brothers Author Karl Zinsmeister (Part 2 of 2)
Karl Zinsmeister‘s length and variation of professional experience, along with his depth and breadth of knowledge, give rise to a wisdom from which more should benefit. Luckily, he shares it…
by Michael E. Hartmann, Daniel P. Schmidt on March 19, 2024

Organization Trends
Mystery of Biden’s Chaotic Immigration Policy Exposed in Nonprofit Funding
The American people can’t be blamed for confusion over Joe Biden’s official policy on illegal immigration, but a cursory look at federal funding flowing into immigration-related nonprofits might clear things…
by Sarah Lee on October 21, 2022

Foundation Watch
The White House’s Iran Treaty Echo Chamber
The role of left-wing nonprofits in advancing the political goals of liberal and progressive elected officials is well known. Our understanding of this dynamic has taken a giant step…
by Neil Maghami on October 12, 2016