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In the Fight Over Big vs. Small Government, Philanthropy Has Forgotten the Poor by William A. Schambra
Chronicle of Philanthropy
February 10, 2013
Philanthropy's standing with the policy makers in Washington, D.C., has reached an all-time low. …

Philanthropy’s Arrogance and Insularity on Eugenics Offer Cautionary Tale by William A. Schambra
Chronicle of Philanthropy
December 2, 2012
One sure way to ruffle feathers at the normally staid Council on Foundations—the nation’s …

Faith-based initiatives: The Founders’ intent by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
November 19, 2012
As conservatism begins to wrestle with the problem of attracting non-traditional groups to its …

Against the Tides by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Roundtable Magazine
October 1, 2012
"Read this and be afraid,” advises Karl Rove in his blurb on the cover …

All Nonprofits Are Hurt by the Culture Wars, Not Just Komen for the Cure by William A. Schambra
Chronicle of Philanthropy
September 16, 2012
Executives at the breast-cancer fundraising behemoth Susan G. Komen for the Cure may have …

June’s Elections Offer a Warning Shot for Progressive Nonprofits by William A. Schambra
Chronicle of Philanthropy
June 24, 2012
When Wisconsin’s governor, Scott Walker, turned back the effort to recall him by winning …

Conservative Philanthropy and the Larger View by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
May 8, 2012
With the recent passing of Hilton Kramer, co-founder of The New Criterion, it is …

James Q. Wilson and 'Broken Windows' Philanthropy by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
March 11, 2012
“We have to do more than offer Band-Aids and, ideally, work on more than …

Do Conservatives Care About the Poor? by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
February 21, 2012
When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney notoriously announced that he is “not concerned about …

Is Conservative Philanthropy Ignoring the Poor? by William A. Schambra
Chronicle of Philanthropy
February 19, 2012
Click here to read Albert Ruesga's response "Celebrating Conservative Philanthropy" Mitt Romney …

Eugenics as Philanthropic “best practice” by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
November 14, 2011
As I was pulling together the research for my recent Chronicle of Philanthropy op-ed …

Think Big vs. Think Small Philanthropy by William A. Schambra
Philanthropy Daily
October 31, 2011
A response to this piece by Albert Ruesga follows this article below. "Think big philanthropy" has dominated …

Uncovering a Foundation's Central Role in a N.C. Medical School's Dark Chapter by William A. Schambra
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
September 18, 2011
North Carolina has been transfixed this past summer by the gripping, tragic testimony of …

Measurement Is a Futile Way to Approach Grant Making by William A. Schambra
February 6, 2011
This article also appears on The Chronicle of Philanthropy's website - click here to …

Gov. Mitch Daniels and Rep. Paul Ryan to Discuss Making Conservatism Credible Again by Hudson Institute
Hudson Institute's 2009 Bradley Symposium at St. Regis on June 3
May 27, 2009
WASHINGTON -- In a recent interview with the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza, Mitch Daniels, Indiana's extraordinarily …