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FeatureFull Circle and Final Bow by Jody Curtis A retrospective of the magazine that documented the practice—and philosophy—of philanthropy for nearly 50 years. 
FeatureStaying the Course by Francie Ostrower A new study of community foundation effectiveness generates ideas for increasing grantmaking impact. 
FeatureThe Ultimate Philanthropy by Lauren Norton Here’s how the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta helped bring the historic King Collection home. 
FeatureStaying Ahead of the Technology Curve by Lucy Bernholz and Katherine Fulton and Gabriel Kasper Here’s how the latest technology trends could help community foundations serve their communities better. 
CommentaryThe Black/Brown Divide by Emmett D. Carson What is it, what’s causing it, and what can philanthropy do about it? 
CommentaryIs Early Engagement Always Best? by Caroline D. Avery There are many paths to long-term satisfaction with family philanthropy. 
FeaturePhilanthropy's Greatest Asset by Kathleen P. Enright Grantmakers’ success depends on the performance of nonprofit leaders. 
CommentaryRedefining Accountability by James A. Joseph Accountability must refer not only to enforceable rules and regulations, but also to the unenforceable laws of ethics and respect for culture. 
FeatureOff the Cuff, On the Record by Lynn Huntley and Sybil Jordan Hampton Eavesdrop as these two James A. Joseph Lecturers discuss strengthening democracy through philanthropy. 
FeatureWhat are NPIOs and Why Can't Foundations Succeed Without Them? by Gwen I. Walden Nonprofit infrastructure organizations (NPIOs) are the frontline capacity builders for grantees. 
FeatureMaking Grants to Governments by Arthur M. Sussman Here’s another route to bringing about lasting change. 
On-PointManaging Crisis by Marcia Sharp Foundations need a plan for analyzing, minimizing and responding to risk. Leading and Managing Change It’s better to present choices than “answers.” 
CommentaryNew Orleans' Philanthropic Challenge by Robert Hohler Funders are helping to set the stage for transformation. 
AnalysisMuscular Philanthropy: Tough Love and the John M. Olin Foundation by Debra England An organizational analysis of the John M. Olin Foundation.
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