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News - 7 September 2026

Decoding COP31: What Matters for Philanthropy 

Register Philea, TUSEV and WINGS are co-hosting “Decoding COP31: What Matters for Philanthropy” on 17 September, a webinar which aims…
News - 1 September 2026

European Day of Foundations and Donors 2026

News - 25 August 2026

Who gets to shape the future? Youth, trust and Africa’s just transition

A just transition requires more than funding. It requires trust, shared power, and meaningful investment in the agency, leadership, and capabilities of Africa’s youth and communities.
News - 30 July 2026

Funders International Network for Development – European Philanthropy at a Crossroads: What A Changing World Asks of Us

The Funders International Network for Development will host “European Philanthropy at a Crossroads: What A Changing World Asks of Us” in Cap Roig  on 5-6 October. What…
News - 2 July 2026

TUSEV launches Pledge to Combat Climate Change 

TUSEV (Third Sector Foundation of Türkiye), with the support of the Sabancı Foundation, has launched the Türkiye Commitment to Combat Climate Change on 16 June, a framework for civil society organisations…
News - 8 June 2026

Scotland’s Just Transition won’t happen without philanthropy – here’s why

Scotland’s just transition requires community led regeneration, equitable participation and bold philanthropy. Green funding could be the key to unlocking Scotland’s green future.
Press Release - 4 June 2026

98% of responding foundations report progress as Philanthropy For Climate movement expands across 30 countries

4 June 2026, Brussels, Belgium – WINGS and Philea today launched the “Philanthropy For Climate: State of the Movement Report 2026”, offering the first global…
News - 2 June 2026

European Environmental Funders Group – Environmental Philanthropy in Europe: Where Are We Now?

Register View the programme The European Environmental Funders…
News - 1 June 2026

The city we want to live in by 2050: Using philanthropy to shape the future

The urban future is often painted in dark colours. Yet we choose to believe that we will still want to live in our cities by 2050 - not by resignation, but by choice. Getting there requires deep transformations in how we build, plan, and inhabit our cities - transformations that neither public authority nor the market can deliver alone.
News - 27 May 2026

The biodiversity blind spot: Why your endowment is your most powerful response to the nature crisis

New research maps the investment practices of foundations funding nature in the UK.