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Philip Rojc

Philip Rojc

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Senior Editor, News and Features, Inside Philanthropy

Los Angeles

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Total articles 515

  • Actually, Philanthropy Can “Fill the Gaps” - Or at Least Think a Whole Lot Bigger

    By Philip Rojc Verified| Inside Philanthropy Verified U.S. stocks lost $6.6 trillion over two days last week after President Donald Trump announced his global tariff plan, a sudden rout that has no doubt compounded the worries of fundraisers already rattled by the administration’s cuts — and by a chorus of funders insisting that no, they cannot “fill the gaps.”That refrain — philanthropy’s inability to make up for lost government funding — has been invoked incessantly since January 20, and it’s almost always taken for granted.

    By Philip Rojc Verified · Inside Philanthropy

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Trying to “Fix” Polarization Is a Waste of Money. Here’s a Better Option

    By Philip Rojc Verified| Inside Philanthropy Verified “Be water, my friend.” That was martial artist and action star Bruce Lee’s most famous maxim. It’s been invoked in a bunch of ways — including, several years back, by intrepid but ultimately vanquished pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong. With democracy now in dire peril here in the U.S., funders and nonprofits aiming to defend it should consider how Lee’s advice might apply to their struggle. In the context of a fight, “be water” doesn’t mean compromise or giving in.

    By Philip Rojc Verified · Inside Philanthropy

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Actually, Philanthropy Can “Fill the Gaps” - Or at Least Think a Whole Lot Bigger

    By Philip Rojc Verified| Inside Philanthropy Verified U.S. stocks lost $6.6 trillion over two days last week after President Donald Trump announced his global tariff plan, a sudden rout that has no doubt compounded the worries of fundraisers already rattled by the administration’s cuts — and by a chorus of funders insisting that no, they cannot “fill the gaps.”That refrain — philanthropy’s inability to make up for lost government funding — has been invoked incessantly since January 20, and it’s almost always taken for granted.

    By Philip Rojc Verified · Inside Philanthropy

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Inside Philanthropy

Inside Philanthropy is an online publication dedicated to covering philanthropic activities and trends. Founded in 2013 by David Callahan, it serves as a valuable resource for those involved in fundraising and philanthropy. The platform focuses on how foundations and individual donors allocate their resources, particularly from the tech and finance sectors. The publication offers in-depth coverage of philanthropic trends, featuring daily reporting on the giving patterns of large foundations and wealthy donors. It provides 49 detailed fundraising guides to help organizations navigate the complexities of philanthropic giving. Additionally, Inside Philanthropy maintains over 600 profiles of foundation executives and program officers, offering insights for grant seekers. The platform also promotes transparency by allowing users to share ratings and reviews of funders, fostering accountability in the philanthropic community. Its mission is to democratize access to philanthropic resources, making information about giving accessible to a broader audience.

Santa Monica, California, United States

Founded: 2013