Case Study: Joe Burrow's Heisman Trophy Acceptance Speech
Why This Matters: This past December, Louisiana State University quarterback Joe Burrow won the Heisman Trophy. During his acceptance speech, he thanked his teammates and drew attention to an important issue in his hometown: hunger.
Case Study: Joe's Burrow's Impact
Why this Matters:
This article examines the impact of Joe Burrow's Heisman Trophy acceptance speech on the issue of hunger in Athens, Ohio.
The Power of Equity
Why it matters: In this article, the author describes how the value of equity shapes his philanthropy.
This I Believe
Why it matters: Our faculty use this in class to help students see the range of values people have. As you click around, which values resonate with you? Check out the blogs!
Winning Marriage Equality
Why this matters: Values-driven philanthropy is done by individuals every day. This article highlights how foundations can change the course of history when they act on shared values.
Values-Driven Philanthropy
Why it matters: After reading this week's article, learn more about Values-Driven philanthropy and how to use it to develop your own values.
Personalize your philanthropy
Why this matters: Philanthropy is personal. Starting this month, we’ll provide readings and activities that our faculty use in the classroom to help you explore your values and provide new insight into your communities. Let’s get started!
5 Reason why people give their money away
Why this matters: This article outlines the top 5 reasons people give. As you read, consider how these reasons resonate with you.
Who is a philanthropist? How do you define a “philanthropy champion?”
Why it matters: Marie-Rose Romain Murphy, the co-founder of the Haiti Community Foundation, discusses how traditional definitions of who exactly is a philanthropist can exclude the impactful work than many communities and community members do.
Megan Ming Francis: Critical response to Darren Walker
Why this matters: It is important to understand multiple perspectives around philanthropy. Megan Ming Francis criticizes Darren Walker's position on social justice philanthropy by looking at the legacy of the Ford Foundation. She argues that the Foundation must first encounter its own past before pointing to the future.
In this online community, just like a college campus, we aim to present a variety of perspectives on philanthropy.
Philanthropy is nothing if not personal. We hope you read and hear things in this community that speak to you. We equally hope you encounter perspectives that challenge yours. We’re so glad you’re here. We look forward to learning together.
