Cherie Blair: ‘You really need to have a proper strategy for philanthropy’
Cherie Blair on how international mentoring can help women flourish in business in developing nations, as told to Emelia Hamilton-Russell…
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Why are so many philanthropists religious?
Religion may be one of the most potent social forces we have in encouraging HNWs and everyone to participate in…
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Anita Choudhrie talks philanthropy, art and cars
Anita Choudrie, the matriarch of one of India’s wealthiest families opens up about her various endeavours, writes Arun Kakar Anita…
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Guy Hands named Spear’s Philanthropist of the Year 2018
Terra Firma’s Guy Hands shared the Philanthropist of the Year at the Spear’s WMAs with his wife, Julia, and addressed…
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Guy Hands interview: Reign of Terra
Terra Firma’s Guy Hands has gained and lost more money than almost anyone, but after 25 years his appetite for…
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Ellen MacArthur: why I believe in the ‘circular economy’
A record-breaking solo sailor is now leading a team aiming to change the system. Words by Emelia Hamilton-Russell The journey…
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Liccy Dahl: on Roald Dahl’s marvellous charity for children
The widow of Roald Dahl explains how the author’s legacy is helping sick children, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell Roald was fantastic…
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Novak Djokovic Foundation’s top tips for first-time philanthropists
HNWs face endless choices about where to direct their philanthropy. Hannah Solel speaks to Alberto Lidji, global CEO of the…
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US photographer Scott Mead on giving back to Great Ormond Street
A banker-turned-photographer tells Olenka Hamilton about how he is channeling his passion to help the hospital that saved his son’s…
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Global philanthropy tips $1.5 trillion, report finds
Worldwide philanthropic funds have amassed a record $1.5 trillion in assets, according to a UBS report, which offers insightful conclusions…
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Why Stephen Hawking’s legacy will live on in space time
Stephen Hawking was no ordinary star, but a giant one, whose legacy will inspire millions more scientific minds, writes Rasika…
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Why millennials will be the biggest philanthropic donors in history
Millennials are bucking philanthropic trends and taking a new and modern approach to giving, says Sam Forsdick Millennials are often…
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Meet Maurice Ostro, the father of entrepreneurial giving
An entrepreneur and gemstone magnate is helping charity through start-ups’ exit proceeds. Words by Olenka Hamilton In the Judaeo-Christian tradition,…
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The rise of the crypto-philanthropist
Donor-advised funds are now accepting cryptocurrency, writes John Canady, CEO of National Philanthropic Trust UK. A few months ago, most…
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An appeal for help in the fight against MS
Scientists are closer than ever to developing drugs that stop Multiple Sclerosis, but the work needs financial backing, writes Katie…
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Giving Tuesday: Sir Alec Reed on the Big Give’s £11m Christmas Drive
Sir Alec Reed’s charity platform, the Big Give, launches its #ChristmasChallenge17 – a week-long appeal which match-funds donations to different…
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British philanthropists give £1.8bn in charity
Wealthy individuals in Britain gave more than £1.8 billion to charity in 2016, marking a major boom in British philanthropy…
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Retired dentist honoured for £1m donation
Malcolm Joyce, who made a £1 million gift to Alzheimer’s Society last year, was named Philanthropist of the Year at…
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Philanthropy: Sigrid Rausing takes on global discrimination
Fighting global discrimination is not for the faint-hearted, but some are up for the challenge, writes Rasika Sittamparam Billionaire and…
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How HNWs can help stop MS
Campaigners want to raise £100 million to stop MS and want your help, says Claire O’Connor One of the hardest…
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