by Charlotte Friedman, Program Officer, Center for Designed Philanthropy This article was originally published in eJewish Philanthropy. Click here to view the article on their website. In recent years, it seems as if an endless stream of natural and human-made disasters dominates news cycles. Pernicious hate crimes, mass shootings, the pandemic and war in Ukraine…
This article was originally published in the Jewish Journal. To view it on their website, click here. by Naomi Strongin, Vice President, Center for Designed Philanthropy U.S. Sen. John Fetterman’s (D-Pa.) recent courageous disclosure that he voluntarily sought hospitalization for treatment of depression represented, in many respects, a watershed moment in the public discourse about…
by Dan Rothblatt, Executive Vice President This article was originally published in Inside Philanthropy. View the article on their website by clicking here. Davina Weinrob (name anonymized) can recall the heart-sinking moment during the reading of her father’s will when she realized there was no one to inherit her own estate. While her father’s fortunes were divided…
How to Donate Impactfully After a Disaster By Charlotte Friedman, Program Officer, Center for Designed Philanthropy In recent years, we have seen an increase in natural and human-made disasters. Antisemitic acts, mass shootings, pandemics, floods, earthquakes, wildfires, wars, and humanitarian disasters have dominated the media cycle and have had devastating effects on communities. In the…