September 14, 2020

Students Present $100,000 to Two Nonprofits

As the semester wrapped up, 31 freshmen in Dean Paul Woodruff’s freshman signature course, Ethics and the Art of Giving, […]

This holiday season, students from The University of Texas at Austin are giving back in a big way. Freshman enrolled

What would you do if you were handed $100,000 to give to charity? Where would you start? How would you

This is part two of a series on transformative Signature Courses. Philanthropy is a far-off thought for most college freshmen,

Students distributed $100,000 among five charities Monday to mark the end of their semester in the UGS class “Philanthropy: The

Rather than learn how to make money, students in sociology professor Pamela Paxton’s undergraduate studies class learned how to give

Penn students enrolled in URBS 404: Philanthropy and the City this spring provided $55,000 in grant funding to Philadelphia nonprofits

As safety measures around the COVID-19 pandemic halted all on-campus activity at Penn, Doug Bauer and Greg Goldman— like many

A Partnership Piece from the University of Michigan’s Ford School of Public Policy Photo Credit: Andre da Loba from the

Every Thursday morning, I walk into Weill Hall, climb three flights of stairs, open the door to a boardroom overlooking