Adaptability Abounds
Melissa Spas brings forward the many ways religious organizations have adapted and can adapt in the future.
Teaching Generosity: It Takes a Village
Meredith McNabb reminds us that generosity is learned, which means we all have a role to play in teaching the younger generations.
Asking Ourselves the Essential Questions
David P. King, PhD invites religious leaders to ask the essential questions that will lead organizations to deeper clarity of mission.
Giving While Muslim
Co-Founder of the American Muslim Community Foundation, Muhi Khwaja, highlights the diversity of Muslim giving during the month of Ramadan.
Familiar Challenges in a New Context
Melissa Spas points out the challenges faith-based organizations have always faced, but now in a new context.
Elevating the Role of Faith-Inspired Impact in the Social Sector
Members of The Bridgespan Group highlight their recent report on the role of faith-inspired organizations in the United States.
Blueprints for the Common Good?
Elizabeth Lynn reflects back on the Distinguished Visitor Dialogue and shares some of her take-aways.
Reflections on Contemporary American Jewish Philanthropy
Hanna Shaul Bar Nissim, PhD reveals the layers of Jewish giving as ethno-religious giving in America.
The Perfect Donor—or the Perfect Recipient?
Meredith McNabb writes that clarity of mission, vision, and values to supports perfect donors and recipients.
Making Sense of a New Normal
David P. King, PhD encourages religious leaders to pause and reflect on the past and present to help guide us forward to the future.
Ordinary Time
Melissa Spas considers how the liturgical season of ordinary time can inform extraordinary times we’re encountering now.