Webinar // How Philanthropy is Evolving: 1992

The field of philanthropy is becoming increasingly complex. Over the past three decades, giving has changed and the nonprofit sector has seen tremendous growth and responded to cultural changes. Declines in religious giving, along with the creation of national public charities and vehicles like donor-advised funds, have altered traditional philanthropic practice. Challenges have emerged as the field has professionalized, and the sector continues to see increasing demand.

In this webinar hosted by the Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy at the Bush School of Government & Public Service, Michael Moody and Jeff Williams discuss what nonprofit organizations, donors, and institutional donors can do to prepare for sustaining the important work of philanthropy in a new era of change and challenge.

SPEAKERS:

Michael Moody, Johnson Center for Philanthropy, Grand Valley State University
Jeff Williams, Johnson Center for Philanthropy, Grand Valley State University

MODERATOR: Angela Seaworth, Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy, Texas A&M University

Original recording date: February 20, 2023

Webinar // How Philanthropy is Evolving: 1992–2022

Philanthropy 1992–2022: Giving Changed — How Much, Where To, and Who From

Philanthropy 1992–2022: Budgets Swelled and Certain Nonprofit Types Flourished

Philanthropy 1992–2022: Shifts in the Sector Reflected National Events and Cultural Change