Undergraduate studies class donates to six nonprofits
Rather than learn how to make money, students in sociology professor Pamela Paxton’s undergraduate studies class learned how to give […]
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SP2 course allocates $55,000 to local non-profits fighting the COVID-19 pandemic
Penn students enrolled in URBS 404: Philanthropy and the City this spring provided $55,000 in grant funding to Philadelphia nonprofits
Philanthropy Class Provides $55K in Grants to Local Nonprofits Amid COVID-19 Crisis
As safety measures around the COVID-19 pandemic halted all on-campus activity at Penn, Doug Bauer and Greg Goldman— like many
WHY SHOULD WE BOTHER DEBATING THE BUSINESS OF GIVING?
A Partnership Piece from the University of Michigan’s Ford School of Public Policy Photo Credit: Andre da Loba from the
Op-Ed: Altruism in philanthropy
Every Thursday morning, I walk into Weill Hall, climb three flights of stairs, open the door to a boardroom overlooking
Into the Classroom: A Lesson on Philanthropy and Economic Inequality
“So long as I confine my activities to social service and the blind, they compliment me extravagantly…But when it comes
UCLA philanthropy class benefits community groups and students
It’s not every day that college students have money to give away — particularly $100,000. But the students in a
The View From the Playground
Madelyn Alfano, owner of Maria’s Italian Kitchen and a founding Shane’s Inspiration former Board Member and current Corporate Advisory Board
Learning to give
The mission of Big Class is to cultivate and support the voices of New Orleans writers ages 6-18 through creative
Strategic Philanthropy course brings nonprofit experience to undergraduates
There is more to philanthropy than oversized checks, and a group of Mays Business School students are the first at