TPI’s Managing Partner, Leslie Pine was quoted in The New York Times article, When It Comes to Donating Money, Whom Do You Trust? The article highlights the experience of the Sills Family Foundation, a longtime client of TPI’s,…
On June 7, 2017, The Boston Globe published a beautiful obituary in memory of TPI’s founder, Peter Karoff, who passed away on March 9, 2017. Click here to read the obituary.
In this interview published by Noozhawk, TPI founder Peter Karoff discusses nonprofit effectiveness and where philanthropy can play a role in improving it. Read the article here.
In this article first published in Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, Leslie Pine, TPI Co-Managing Partner, talks about how important it is for donors to see that their philanthropic dollars are truly making an impact. Read the…
Leslie Pine, Co-Managing Partner, talks with Business Today about some key ways businesses can find success–and avoid a transparent lack of authenticity–in developing corporate philanthropy programs and efforts. Read more.
In an article that appeared on October 22, 2015 on the Devex website about the hurdles and opportunities for getting more developing country billionaires to sign The Giving Pledge, TPI Co-Managing Partner Ellen Remmer commented…
Boston, MA (May 21, 2015) – People who give to charitable causes can now access a free, interactive resource to help them understand more about how to maximize their philanthropy. Adventures in Giving, www.givingadventures.org, is…
Center for Global Philanthropy at The Philanthropic Initiative to direct funds to grassroots Nepali organizations BOSTON, MA (Monday, May 18, 2015) – The Center for Global Philanthropy at The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) today announced the…
TPI’s Pierre Noel, director of The Haiti Fund at the Boston Foundation, talks about the history and success of The Haiti Fund as it transitions into a new, permanent organization called the Haiti Development Institute….
The Philanthropic Initiative’s Program Associate, Sarah Young, is interviewed about her role at TPI in supporting New England International Donors (NEID). Read more about it here.