After crystallizing your philanthropic intentions and strategy, determine which vehicle is best suited to carry out your vision. (See the linked article for reflection questions to help with this process.) Your determined philanthropic...

Family offices are private organizations established to manage the financial and personal affairs of wealthy families and individuals. While a family office is by no means necessary to carry out philanthropic activities, these operations...

Prize competitions are useful tools for philanthropists interested in sourcing or scaling innovative solutions from a broad array of perspectives and innovators that operate outside of their immediate network. Going beyond the “usual...

Multimillion-dollar program dedicates funds to advance understanding of bipolar disorder treatment options; Initial letters of intent due May 14, 2021. Washington, DC – April 12, 2021 – The Milken Institute’s Center for Strategic...

Type 1 diabetes, or T1D, once commonly known as juvenile diabetes, is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. The disease affects people of all ages and causes numerous negative...

Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, scientists, policymakers, health-care workers, and average citizens worldwide mobilized in ways never seen before to mitigate the challenge at hand. From rapid vaccine development to securing PPE and...

People of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds endure the intense shifts in mood and energy levels bipolar disorder (BD) causes. Severe, repeated manic and depressive episodes can strain relationships, make it difficult to hold a job, and...

In this issue Events Roundup » Philanthropist's Field Guide » COVID-19 Resources» The Philanthropy Commons» In Focus: CSP and Our Partners in the News» The ubiquity of the coronavirus exposed fundamental, systemic disparities across all...