strategic philanthropy
1strategic philanthropy — n. Corporate philanthropy that serves the interests of the corporation. strategic philanthropic adj. strategic philanthropist n. Example Citations: When Heinz Kerry assumed control of the various Heinz philanthropies, she did not simply step in… …
2strategic philanthropy — /strətidʒɪk fəˈlænθrəpi/ (say struhteejik fuh lanthruhpee) noun philanthropy which is directed towards charitable organisations or activities which can be seen to have some relation to the goals and operations of the donor, especially the… …
3National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy — The National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy (NCRP), established in 1976 and based in Washington, DC, is a privately funded non profit organization that conducts research on and advocates for greater accountability, transparency and a focus …
4venture philanthropy — (VEN.chur fuh.LAN.thruh.pee) n. Philanthropy that uses the principles and techniques of venture capitalism. venture philanthropist n. venture philanthropic adj. Example Citation: Now, Myers, a general partner in the Mayfield Fund, a venture… …
5Open Philanthropy — is the doctrine which holds that the programming, operations, governance, effectiveness, and efficiency of nonprofit organizations should be open and visible by the public, donors, and especially, stakeholders in those nonprofits. Among recent… …
6philanthrocapitalism — n. Philanthropy that uses the principles, models, and techniques of capitalism. Also: philanthro capitalism. [Blend of philanthropy and capitalism.] philanthrocapitalist n. Example Citations: Much of the strength of the philanthrocapitalism… …
7philanthropreneur — n. An entrepreneur who uses business principles and practices to raise money for charity or operate a charitable organization. [Blend of philanthropy and entrepreneur.] Example Citations: Philanthropreneurs talk a lot about intelligent money ,… …
8third sector — (THURD sek.tur; TH as in thin) n. The part of the economy that includes charity and religious work, philanthropy, and volunteerism (cf. public sector and private sector). Example Citation: Governments can t do everything; the private sector can t …
9Education outreach — is a variation of Cause Marketing and/or Strategic Philanthropy and other focused Public Affairs activities that are specific to education. These programs may include:*Community events that occur in local venues or online; *Awareness, skill… …
10PARSA Community Foundation — PARSA is the first Persian community foundation in the U.S. It is engaged in strategic philanthropy and promoting social entrepreneurship around the globe. PARSA Community Foundation’s mission is to become the leading institution practicing… …
