TPI has published a wide range of research, writing, guides, and tools for all types of donors, philanthropic institutions, and the sector at large. We encourage you to explore and use these resources covering a broad spectrum of philanthropic practice topics like research and evaluation, ramping up, and global giving as well as a variety of issue areas like health and education. Use the dropdown menu to filter by theme.
Since its inaugural year, The Russell Berrie Foundation has recognized more than 300 leaders who have dedicated their lives to public service through inspiring work in the community and at nonprofit organizations, as well as…
This report maps the demographics and economic data of Greater Boston. It explores how these demographics have shifted over time and shares analyses of the economic data for these communities. It also examines the experiences…
Ten years ago, when TPI celebrated its 20th anniversary, we gathered 20 ideas inspired by the ambitious, thoughtful and creative donors with whom we have been privileged to work. In honor of TPI’s 30th anniversary,…
Many donors see education as one of the most important ways to make a difference with their philanthropy. There are many ways to approach education funding. For those who wish to increase educational opportunities for…
We know that navigating the world of philanthropy can be a challenge. That is why we were thrilled to work with Fidelity Charitable to help create a guide that donors can use to learn more…
This toolkit is for seasoned donors, donor-advised fund holders, foundation trustees, and staff who are taking steps to significantly ramp up the impact of their giving. No longer content with just “making good grants” or…
The philanthropic conversation between professional advisors and their clients is important to have early and often, but many of these conversations are falling short of their potential. To better understand the extent and dynamics of…
The philanthropic conversation between professional advisors and their clients is important to have early and often, but many of these conversations are falling short of their potential. To better understand the extent and dynamics of…