Philanthropy
Today’s “working robber barons” have used a tax break to create a $110 billion charity stockpile, called donor-advised funds. It isn’t getting any smaller.
The controversial billionaire philanthropists are launching a new anti-interventionist think tank.
Simply working at Facebook doesn’t cut it.
Follow our interview with Raj Shah, the head of the Rockefeller Foundation, at Code.
Zuckerberg, Bezos, and Gates shouldn’t have an outsize say in how we run our country, Giridharadas says on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
Gardner said Angwin “is going out and just making up an entirely whole-cloth kind of theme around this advocacy thing.”
Silicon Valley billionaires can make promises to give away fortunes to charity. Why can’t the rest of us?
How exactly will she spend her money?
Here’s the idea behind a “capped-profit” model.
Powell Jobs founded the Emerson Collective, which owns Pop-Up Magazine and has a majority stake in the Atlantic.
What gives?
New CEO Nicole Taylor runs a $13 billion philanthropy that services people like Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sergey Brin.
Eventually, Zuckerberg will have to choose between controlling Facebook and funding his philanthropic efforts.
“Social Startup Success” author Kathleen Kelly Janus explains on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
Jody Allen isn’t someone most people have heard of, but she’ll wield enormous power in the next few years.
Don’t expect this announcement to put a pause to questions about how he spends his fortune and how to understand his legacy.
His philanthropy funds veterans, women, voter protection and trustworthy journalism.