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Philanthropists say they can take risks that government just can't — which helps them tackle the root causes of big problems.
Each year, Americans give away billions of dollars. Some of those donations, particularly the large ones, come in for criticism.
One philanthropist passes on lessons she's learned, including the risks of "following your passion" without doing your homework
The tax break for charitable deductions reflects American attitudes about government, and about the best way to help others.
There are some 80,000 private charitable foundations operating in the U.S. today, and you don't have to be crazy rich to launch a one.
In 2012, giving to organizations geared towards supporting the arts, culture, and humanities jumped 7 percent, totaling over $14 billion.
Donations of time and money during the holiday season can replenish the volunteer corps and the coffers of non-profits all year long.
Charitable donors have come forward with funds to support programs shuttered in the wake of the government showdown.
Four billion people in the world don't have access to the Internet — now Facebook, and other tech giants want to change that.
A new investigative report reveals that many popular charities Americans give to generously actually don't help the causes they claim to raise money for.
