Pamala Wiepking (Dr. Pamala Wiepking), Stead Family Chair in International Philanthropy and Associate Professor of Philanthropy talks about how we understand and measure global generosity in this episode of the Philanthropism podcast: whyphilanthropymatters.com/podcast/pamala…

Join us tomorrow Tuesday, August 6 at 2 pm ET as we join The Chronicle of Philanthropy (The Chronicle of Philanthropy) and delve into the transformative influence of two leading philanthropists who are redefining giving — MacKenzie Scott and Melinda French Gates. events.zoom.us/ev/AmvQcpk3fCn…

Alumna, Ericia Henry, kicked off her fellowship at The Patterson Foundation this summer. Follow her journey!

TPF collaborates with IU Philanthropy through the Nonprofit Internship Program, connecting students with Suncoast nonprofits to apply their skills, gain knowledge, and provide valuable support. Erica Henry KlouisTPF Debra Jacobs EOD Sarasota thepattersonfoundation.org/blog/advancing…

Celebrating #BlackPhilanthropyMonth, a time dedicated to honoring generosity, resilience, and transformative impact. At our Mays Family Institute on Diverse Philanthropy, we're passionately advancing #equity and #inclusion in #philanthropy. Give today: go.iu.edu/8qnz

IU Philanthropy survey shows affluent households remain key to nonprofit fundraising success despite a continuing decline in percentage of high-net-worth households making annual donations. pentera.com/blog/study-sho… #plannedgiving #giftplanning #nonprofit #fundraising #philanthropy

U.S. women are wealthier than ever so why aren't more nonprofits developing fundraising plans geared to them? The Chronicle's Stephanie Beasley spoke to several experts who provided tips on how nonprofits might better appeal to women. Read more: bit.ly/3YW1DUz.

SPI 2024 is almost here! Join world-renowned economists and philanthropy scholars from around the globe this Sept 18-19 where they will share their findings on charitable giving. SPI is designed to bring new knowledge to practitioners and scholars alike. lnkd.in/gwEDHb-Q

This piece from the Financial Times dives into how America’s billionaire alumni weaponise elite university donations. Dean Amir Pasic shares his take on this current issue. Read the article: ft.com/content/856431…

Gear Up Fridays are a chance for the IU Indianapolis community to show off your Jaguar pride. Put on your best Cream and Crimson and tag us in your photo for a chance to be featured on our social channels.

Make sure to explore our latest study providing the first available estimates for the dollar amount of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s impact on giving. The study was published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). Learn more: philanthropy.indianapolis.iu.edu/news-events/ne…

The Public Policy and Philanthropy series kicks off with a hybrid session this Sept 25 in Indianapolis with Avenel Joseph, Interim Executive Vice President of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation moderated by Diane Kaplan, Senior Fellow at the school. go.iu.edu/8qzv

Jacqueline Ackerman, interim director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute, notes how high-profile events such as the FIFA Women's World Cup often inspire support for local programs as well. Read the full article: bit.ly/4e5UwNE Women's Philanthropy

SPI 2024 is around the corner! Join world-renowned economists and philanthropy scholars from around the globe this Sept 18-19 where they will share their findings on charitable giving. Register: events.iu.edu/philanthropy/e…

Emily Eshbach is double majoring is philanthropic studies and marketing. Her purpose is giving back to her community and those who have supported her along the way. See why a major in philanthropic studies could be right for you!

This piece from the Financial Times dives into how America’s billionaire alumni weaponise elite university donations. Dean Amir Pasic shares his take on this current issue. Read the article: ow.ly/kN1T50ThHJU

In this episode of First Day Podcast, Bill Stanczykiewicz, is joined by Chad Gobel, a renowned fundraising consultant, about a novel approach to identifying major gift donors, particularly within healthcare organizations. Listen here 🎧 ow.ly/mT7Z50ThHRN

Applications now open for 2025 Phil.D. Cohort Apply by Dec 6, 2024, to be a part of the first-of-it's-kind professional doctorate made for nonprofit and philanthropic professionals. Apply now: lnkd.in/gh5PcHPd

The Public Policy and Philanthropy series kicks off with a hybrid session this Sept 25 in Indianapolis with Avenel Joseph, Interim Executive Vice President of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation moderated by Diane Kaplan, Senior Fellow at the school. go.iu.edu/8qzv

Nonprofits have had to navigate unpredictable developments in the last few years including a rare decline in total giving in 2022 and changes brought on by the pandemic... it’s encouraging to see that giving continues to be resilient. - Dean Amir Pasic ow.ly/pLIN50ThI81