Lucy Bernholz at Philanthropy 2173 has a very interesting post about networks. Basically, recognizing all of the things that networks do for us, such as “facilitate useful connections, improve information flow, influence better ideas, distribute work, disseminate excellence, and help distill any wisdom that might exist in a crowd,” she asks if networks can be [...]
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June 17, 2008
Tracking the downward pattern in philanthropic giving
A number of articles including Slate.com’s “The Coming Charity Crisis” have pointed out a downward trend in American charitable giving in 2008. Slate’s article notes that:
“In May, the annual gala of the Robin Hood Foundation, an event at which a few thousand hedge-fund magnates and leveraged buyout titans conspicuously display their wealth and commitment to [...]

