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Philanthropy

The many ways affluent individuals and families turn to philanthropy to bring meaning to their wealth; the best practices in logistics and strategies for making philanthropic efforts as effective as possible.

To Give and Receive Charitable annuities balance philanthropic largesse with savvy estate planning.
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From Programs to Policy The IRS now allows philanthropists to fund charities that engage in a bit of lobbying.
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No Good Deed... Those who fund contentious, and even benign, causes often find themselves embroiled in public controversy.
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Pooling Resources Securitizations of microcredit loans may be able to give philanthropic institutions more bang for their buck.
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Wonder Women Three heiresses are convinced that their wealth can change the status quo for needy women around the world.
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Class Conscious This Oscar Mayer heir gives away the bulk of his wealth—and argues that everyone else should do the same.
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Guided Giving Donors are increasingly asking for control over how their university endowments are spent.
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Giving Due Credit Program-related investments allow benefactors to bestow low-interest loans instead of outright grants.
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A Vinous Victory The Naples Winter Wine Festival demonstrates the good a group of driven entrepreneurs can do by applying business savvy to a philanthropic endeavor.
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The Ethics of Affluence Helping the less fortunate emerge from poverty is one of the responsibilities of wealth, Peter Singer argues.
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Sum of the Parts Intractable problems begin to yield when foundations pool their dollars and expertise.
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The Noble and the Needy How three philanthropists chose whether to support larger or smaller beneficiaries.
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