Most Popular PhilanTopic Posts in 2019
December 27, 2019
We're all living on Internet time these days, which is maybe why 2019 seemed to speed by in record time. Before we close the books on another year — and the decade of the teens — we thought it would be fun to look back at the most popular posts on the blog, as determined by your clicks, over the last twelve months. Included are oldies but goodies by Thaler Pekar, Nick Scott, Allison Shirk, and Gasby Brown; a couple of thirty-thousand-foot views of philanthropic giving by Larry McGill, Candid's vice president of knowledge services; new (in 2019) posts Jessica Johansen and NCRP's Aaron Dorfman; and a great review of Edgar Villanueva's Decolonizing Wealth by our colleague Grace Sato. From the team here at PND, best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year!
- 12 Tips for Filling Out/Submitting Online Applications (Allison Shirk)
- Philanthropy Has Changed How It Talks — But Not Its Grantmaking — in the Decade Since NCRP's 'Criteria' Was Released (Aaron Dorfman)
- Heart, Head & Hand: An Advanced Approach to Persuasive Communication (Thaler Pekar)
- Current Trends in Philanthropy: The Big Picture (Larry McGill)
- The Future of African-American Philanthropy (Gasby Brown)
- Stop Differentiating Between Program and Administrative Support (Jessica Johansen)
- Current Trends in Philanthropy: International Giving by U.S. Foundations (Larry McGill)
- Eight International Philanthropists to Watch (Nick Scott)
- 10 Ways Technology Can Advance Family Planning (Christopher Purdy)
- [Review] 'Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance' (Grace Sato)
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