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philanthropy

[fi-lan-thruh-pee] / fɪˈlæn θrə pi /


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But one small step for a chip maker is a big leap for opera and Silicon Valley, where arts philanthropy has not been a meaningful priority.

From Los Angeles Times

The Rockefeller Foundation, an American philanthropy, launched a $5.4 million investment to help support regenerative agriculture.

From The Wall Street Journal

They were, in fact, very much like Ms. Rheinstein, whose own philanthropies included the Garden Conservancy, a national organization, and the Los Angeles Conservancy, a local historic preservation group.

From New York Times

Finally, business leaders must stop assuming that they can reap the profits of disruption and then repent through philanthropy.

From Washington Post

Still outstanding is the question of how much philanthropy can do to sustain both existing and new entrants in America’s news ecosystem.

From Seattle Times