Diaspora Philanthropy: The Philippine Experience
This study documents and analyzes diaspora giving from the United States to the Philippines, and to provides recommendations on how to increase the quantity and impact of diaspora giving there.
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This study documents and analyzes diaspora giving from the United States to the Philippines, and to provides recommendations on how to increase the quantity and impact of diaspora giving there.
Ellen Remmer shares her personal experiences with family philanthropy and offers first-hand advice and resources on how to foster strategic, rewarding and successful family giving. This article was excerpted from A Family’s Guide to Wealth:…
On June 24th, 2008, TPI’s Co-Managing Partner Ellen Remmer kicked off the Women’s Philanthropy Network with an address about the power and potential of women’s philanthropy. Women, with their transformational leadership style, can achieve social…
This paper highlights the challenges to more and better global philanthropy, discusses strategies to address those challenges and encourage more giving, and considers the impact of philanthropy promotion initiatives.
This report, produced in 2000, represents a first-of-its-kind study to better understand the role of the professional advisor in philanthropy discussions with clients.
This report, an appendix to “Doing Well by Doing Good” includes the survey results from the research conducted by Opinion Dynamics Corporation (ODC) for TPI.
This speech was delivered by TPI client Alan Alda to the Council on Foundation’s 1995 Family Foundation Conference. It is a wonderful and timeless summary of what makes the best of family philanthropy so remarkable…
The World We Want, authored by TPI Founder Peter Karoff, presents a collective vision of an ideal world through conversations with more than forty social entrepreneurs, activists, nonprofit leaders, and philanthropists.