In a time of multiple global crises, from climate change to social inequality, the philanthropic sector faces a critical question: should foundations rapidly increase their spending to address urgent needs, or shape their spending patterns to balance the demands of current and future generations? As the CEO of the Association… Read More
The grandeur of the Summit is reflected not just in its scale but in its potential to catalyse meaningful change. Read More
At its core, the Graduating to Resilience project adopts the ‘Graduation Approach’, a tested strategy for empowering people to lift themselves out of poverty. Rather than providing short-term aid, this model emphasises sustainable solutions that improve food security, economic stability, and resilience to future crises. Read More
In Italy there is a pattern that shows that some categories of people suffer more consequences when it comes to inequality. Access to sport is no exception but foundations, volunteers and non-profit organisations work together every day to leave no one behind. Read More
A little over a year ago, the European Philanthropic Initiative for Migration (EPIM), adopted a co-leadership structure, making it one of the first major philanthropic organisations in Europe to do so. Co-Director’s Sophie and Hrishabh interviewed each other reflecting on highs and lows, and what it… Read More
It's time to help foundations understand why supporting journalism has become more indispensable and meaningful than ever before. Read More
I would be prepared to wager that within a few years, a new generation of community foundations will be operational across North Macedonia. Read More
The world is changing rapidly. In the West the social welfare and philanthropic systems are struggling to give long term support to those who have not benefited from the capitalist system (i.e. the marginalised, vulnerable, colonised). Many believe a fundamentally new approach is needed. Financial and material capital are scalable,… Read More
Britain saw its worst outbreak of public disorder for over a decade this summer. The killing of three young girls in Southport saw an outpouring of public grief. There was an effort to target asylum seekers and Muslims as a violent retaliation against groups with no connection to the shocking… Read More
The global fight against climate change has rightfully focused much of its energy transition efforts on decarbonisation, especially in high-consumption markets like the US, the European Union and the UK. These efforts, while essential for mitigating climate change, have inadvertently left behind some of the most vulnerable communities. As we… Read More
