Family businesses are by their very nature giving in terms of time, resource and money in many cases. Not only do they have a large impact on the communities in which they operate, they also have a greater reach in terms of their philanthropic endeavours globally.
Over the last decade or so, there has been a movement to treat philanthropy more like business. Under this “new philanthropy” rubric, giving money to...
The sheer scale of giving by middle class South Africans is revealed by a comprehensive new study of charitable giving published today. Research commissioned by...
Just in time for Giving Tuesday (December 3, 2019) and the year-end holidays, Foundation Source, the nation’s largest provider of support services to private foundations,...
Family foundations are diverting resources to help tackle increasing societal need, caused by spending cuts and the effects of the recession. Family foundations, the leading...
Milaan Thalwitzer, Non-executive Chairman of The Bosveld Group, Citrus fruit producers in South Africa explains what it means to them to give something back. One...
Emma Turner, Head of Client Philanthropy, Barclays explores the nature of good giving. It’s fair to say that simply ‘writing a cheque’ and letting your...
Skill-based volunteerism is making a positive impact on society so we spoke to Emma Turner, Head of Client Philanthropy at Barclays to find out more...
