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The stock market’s strength and growth in GDP mean that even with the Covid concerns upending the globe again, philanthropy is likely to grow. Inflation and decreasing confidence among the wealthiest are worrisome, however.

John List’s profile on The Conversation

Early in my position as executive director of United Way, I gave a presentation to a local company. Afterwards, there were a few people with questions, including one man who waited to speak to me privately. He asked if I knew the primary reason he...

Co-author John David Mann has written some thirty books including four New York Times bestsellers and five national bestsellers. Here he gives an informative account of how fictional characters are created for a thriller like his latest thriller "Steel Fear" written with SOFREP's Brandon Webb. This is part seven of a seven-part series. "Steel Fear" has been named one of Publishers Weekly’s “Best Books of 2021”

What killed macroeconomics?

Last year the Philadelphia philanthropy sector had to adapt on the fly, and stepped up in a big way. Why we need to step up for them now.

Plus, how to get donors who gave for the first time during the pandemic to give again, and philanthropic pledges to fight climate change approach $4 billion

Charities face a steady economic outlook as they enter the year-end giving season. Still, the ongoing effects of the pandemic economy could exacerbate long-term downward trends in donor participation, particularly among middle- and lower-income households.

This week's links include low-hanging fruit with climate policies, why governments don't randomize, an interview with Claudia Goldin, and more....

Plus, new reports on online giving and what the latest economic news may mean for fundraisers.