philanthropy

Pacific Symphony in Orange County, California, would usually make more than $8 million in ticket sales for the year, but it’s expecting to make only about $120,000 this year, President John Forsyte told The Epoch Times.  While musicians and other staff ...

In this episode, NTD talks to Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law School professor emeritus and constitutional law expert, about ...

Marty Lyons is best known as the legendary New York Jets defensive tackle who was part of the ...

In a hectic world, small acts of kindness can make a significant impact on people's lives. For Larsen ...

Orange County philanthropist William J. Gillespie has died, leaving behind a legacy of patronization for the arts. He ...

Ever since she was young, 12-year-old Ruby Chitsey of Harrison, Arkansas, has been accompanying her mother to the ...

Nick Katsoris is the founder of the Loukoumi Foundation. The organization focus on helping kids do good deeds ...

Sir Bruno Serato came to the United States with just $200 in his pocket, without speaking a word ...

Commentary The Koch brothers are often demonized by celebrities and activists who are either willfully ignorant of all ...

As we have been in the spirit of giving with the holidays and have just begun a new ...

Professional baseball pitcher Cole Hamels and his wife Heidi have donated their $9.75 million mansion near Branson, Missouri, ...

Charitable giving is big business, with many organizations handling millions in revenue. But big charities have come under ...

Deborah Koenisgberger, owner of a fashion-forward boutique, founded Hearts of Gold to help homeless mothers and their children ...

New York Philanthropist Joan K. Davidson talks about her books grant project, Furthermore, the virtues of print, community ...

A London-based social entrepreneur shares his plan for empowering neglected communities.

Canadian companies pursue meaningful on-brand philanthropy as consumers and employees demand more.

The Chinese American Community Foundation was launched on Feb. 28 in San Francisco.

In Our Backyards (IOBY), the only environment-focused, online crowd-sourcing platform, has been helping local community projects find micro-philanthropists.

For Toronto couple Jamie and Patsy Anderson, giving and contributing to the community began at an early age.

Anyone can browse through the thumbnail photos of underprivileged youth on CollegeSet.org, scroll through their dreams and aspirations, ...