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CAMPAIGNING FOR A GIVING WORLD

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Campaigning for a Giving World

HOW WE INSPIRE GIVING AROUND THE WORLD

Using our insight, influence and experience, we are campaigning for world changing philanthropy. We challenge barriers to giving across the world and explore the key themes of future technology, sustainable development and laying a secure groundwork for giving in emerging economies.

Our policy experts also host regular podcasts to discuss issues facing civil society. We also have a global philanthropic network and decades of international giving knowledge.

HOW WE'RE CAMPAIGNING FOR A GIVING WORLD

Currently our key themes are future technology and philanthropy, building frameworks for effective giving and mobilizing the new middle class in emerging markets to give.

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Future World Giving

This project created a policy framework to help governments seize the potential for rapidly growing middle class populations to engage in philanthropy.

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Future:Good

Learn how technology from Artificial Intelligence to Blockchain will transform charities and become a huge force for good.

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Uganda and Gorundwork for Growing Giving CAF

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Growing giving around the world

With as many as 2.4 billion people set to join the world’s middle classes by 2030 we want to transform their communities through giving.

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in the news

Our team are regularly asked to contribute comment in the media on international giving trends, the challenges facing global philanthropy and the ever changing environment for doing good. Read their latest insight here.

Philanthropy, international aid and blockchain, with Ben Joakim and Paul Currion
3 July 2018 - A wide-ranging chat about the challenges they have found in getting beyond the hype surrounding blockchain, and the genuine opportunities they believe the technology has to offer.
Philanthropy, death and taxes; part 1
13 February 2018 - We consider the influence of mortality on giving with topics including; the history of death and philanthropy, giving while living vs. waiting 'til you are gone, and the future of death.
Philanthropy and technology
30 January 2018 - This podcast discusses the relationship between philanthropy and technology, including supporting technology, harnessing technology and challenging technology.

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Giving thought blog for a giving world

Our think-tank, Giving Thought, is where we consider the key challenges facing civil society, explore how and why people and companies give, and test radical new ideas that could shape the future of charity. Read our insights into giving and our thoughts on how developments in society and technology can open up new opportunities for doing good.

29 April 2020

Philanthropy and Civil Society after Covid-19: Key questions for the future

The covid-19 pandemic is having an enormous short-term impact on all of our lives. Yet the long-term implications are still far from clear. Will this period of disruption lead to fundamental changes in how our society and economy operates? Or will we revert to how things were before as soon as it is over?
21 April 2020

A summer of giving back

The Olympics, Glastonbury, Eurovision… this summer we will be missing many great events. Despite the disappointment of so many missed moments, there is an opportunity to turn what could be a ‘summer of CANCELLED’ into a ‘summer of GIVING’.
17 April 2020

How you can help in an age of coronavirus

Here are some simple ways to get plugged into the inspiring community response to COVID-19, be it donating from your sofa, volunteering safely or simply reaching out to give support.
9 March 2020

If you don’t think about system transformation you might get weak innovation
Daniel discusses and gives examples how innovation can help developing countries, but only if we listen and understand what is needed and why.
4 March 2020

Talk to Next Gen philanthropists to see what's next for philanthropy
Daniel Ferrell-Schweppenstedde discusses the concerns of next generation philanthropists and why ‘institutionalised philanthropy’ may not appeal to them.