Share the experience of our Annual Meeting with videos, photos and our Storify collection of Tweets!
Our May e-newsletter features resources from our 34th Annual Meeting, announcements, member transitions and more.
Philanthropy New York is now on Twitter! You can follow us @PhilanthropyNY.
Learn more about our new season of filmsand our members will get to join the Filmmakers and Panelists for an exclusive meet-and-greet at every screening!
Our blog is a forum for members to discuss issues affecting the sector and the practice of philanthropy.In the United States, the philanthropic tradition of contributing to the common good is as old as the country itself. The philanthropic sector is tremendously diverse, and comprises individual donors as well as charitable groups and grantmaking foundations; over the last 150 years, it has developed into a more professional sector that seeks to systematically address social and other concerns.
Along the way, philanthropy has been essential in the creation of the public library system, the yellow fever vaccine, rocket science, and many other innovations we now take for granted. In this section, learn more about the history, contributions, terminology and structure of philanthropy in the United States, with a focus on New York City.
