KnowraPhilanthropyLinked fromLinked fromThe 36 pages that link to Philanthropy, each with the reason it gives.All 36Broader topic 1Related 13Narrower topic 18Compared with 4Andrew CarnegieNarrower topic: Carnegie's large-scale giving helped shape modern philanthropy and its expectations for the wealthy.John D. Rockefeller Jr.Narrower topic: His career exemplifies organized giving on a national and international scale.AlmsgivingNarrower topic: Almsgiving belongs to a wider landscape of private giving and organized benevolence.Paul NewmanNarrower topic: His charitable giving became unusually institutionalized through Newman’s Own and children’s camps.MacArthur FellowshipNarrower topic: The Fellowship is a prominent example of foundation philanthropy supporting individual work.FundraisingNarrower topic: Fundraising is one means by which philanthropic intent becomes organized support.Cindy CrawfordNarrower topic: Crawford has supported charitable causes, including pediatric cancer-related initiatives.Jenny LindNarrower topic: Lind donated substantial earnings to charitable and educational causes, shaping her public reputation.George PeabodyNarrower topic: His institutional giving became a prominent model of large-scale philanthropy.George SorosNarrower topic: Soros’s giving is among the largest and most politically visible modern philanthropic programs.Elihu YaleNarrower topic: Yale's donations to the Collegiate School are a notable example of his giving.Marshall FieldNarrower topic: Field directed part of his fortune toward Chicago institutions, extending his influence beyond commerce.Barbara HuttonNarrower topic: Hutton supported charitable causes despite the public focus on her personal spending.Brooke AstorNarrower topic: Astor’s work exemplifies organized private giving to civic institutions.David SassoonNarrower topic: Sassoon directed commercial wealth toward education, religious institutions, and civic infrastructure.Michael MilkenNarrower topic: Milken’s post-prison work in medical research and education became central to his public rehabilitation.Stephen GirardNarrower topic: Girard’s will devoted a large fortune to education and other civic uses.Al Waleed bin Talal Al SaudNarrower topic: His charitable giving is a major part of his public activity beyond commercial investing.
KnowraPhilanthropyLinked fromLinked fromThe 36 pages that link to Philanthropy, each with the reason it gives.All 36Broader topic 1Related 13Narrower topic 18Compared with 4Andrew CarnegieNarrower topic: Carnegie's large-scale giving helped shape modern philanthropy and its expectations for the wealthy.John D. Rockefeller Jr.Narrower topic: His career exemplifies organized giving on a national and international scale.AlmsgivingNarrower topic: Almsgiving belongs to a wider landscape of private giving and organized benevolence.Paul NewmanNarrower topic: His charitable giving became unusually institutionalized through Newman’s Own and children’s camps.MacArthur FellowshipNarrower topic: The Fellowship is a prominent example of foundation philanthropy supporting individual work.FundraisingNarrower topic: Fundraising is one means by which philanthropic intent becomes organized support.Cindy CrawfordNarrower topic: Crawford has supported charitable causes, including pediatric cancer-related initiatives.Jenny LindNarrower topic: Lind donated substantial earnings to charitable and educational causes, shaping her public reputation.George PeabodyNarrower topic: His institutional giving became a prominent model of large-scale philanthropy.George SorosNarrower topic: Soros’s giving is among the largest and most politically visible modern philanthropic programs.Elihu YaleNarrower topic: Yale's donations to the Collegiate School are a notable example of his giving.Marshall FieldNarrower topic: Field directed part of his fortune toward Chicago institutions, extending his influence beyond commerce.Barbara HuttonNarrower topic: Hutton supported charitable causes despite the public focus on her personal spending.Brooke AstorNarrower topic: Astor’s work exemplifies organized private giving to civic institutions.David SassoonNarrower topic: Sassoon directed commercial wealth toward education, religious institutions, and civic infrastructure.Michael MilkenNarrower topic: Milken’s post-prison work in medical research and education became central to his public rehabilitation.Stephen GirardNarrower topic: Girard’s will devoted a large fortune to education and other civic uses.Al Waleed bin Talal Al SaudNarrower topic: His charitable giving is a major part of his public activity beyond commercial investing.