UHNW Blog
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Crypto Giver: What to Expect From This Young Billionaire’s Philanthropy —
Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong is the first crypto billionaire to sign the Giving Pledge. While his personal philanthropy is in its very early stages, he also recently launched GiveCrypto.org. Here’s an inside look.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Leading Funders Aim to Change the Conversation About Poverty. Can They Succeed? —
When the Gates Foundation took a significant turn toward U.S. poverty last year, work on “narrative change” was part of the equation. Now, we’re seeing movement in the form of an open call for ideas, in collaboration with other foundations.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Soros in Baltimore: Lessons From 20 Years of Place-Based Giving —
In the 1990s, George Soros set out to make a difference in a single U.S. city. He chose Baltimore, and today, the institute created by his foundation is still going strong, addressing entrenched urban problems. What are some takeaways?
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Vast Wealth, Growing Giving: These Are the Top Philanthropists from Private Equity —
Some of today’s biggest donors have emerged from the lucrative world of private equity, making record-breaking gifts and creating new foundations. Here’s a rundown of who they are and what they care about.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Philanthropic Evolution: A Hotel Mogul Talks Generational Giving —
Barry Sternlicht set up a foundation early last decade with his former wife. His adult children now help drive family giving, which includes issues like education reform and diabetes research. Sternlicht talks to us about his journey.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Museums and More: How an Art World Power Couple Does Their Giving —
Stefan Edlis and Gael Neeson are in their 90s and 70s, respectively, are still giving away millions, and are now stars of an HBO documentary. How does their giving reflect their love for art, and what else are they backing?
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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Rihanna Looks to Make the Caribbean a “Climate Smart Zone”—With an Eye on Women —
Climate change resilience is starting to receive more attention from funders—including from Barbados-born singer Rihanna and her Clara Lionel Foundation, which is taking on this challenge with some interesting ideas.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com
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A Study Drilled Deep Into Rural Philanthropy in Washington State. Here’s What it Found —
The Rural Philanthropic Analysis Project is exploring the challenges of grantmaking in remote parts of the United States—including Eastern Washington State. Its case study of that region offers valuable insights to other rural funders.
Source: www.insidephilanthropy.com