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The Stevens' gift, which is one of the largest in USC's history, will fund the recruitment of AI researchers and back work spanning health sciences, security, business, and the arts.

A look back at the life and legacy of Ted Turner, who helped revolutionize private philanthropy and inspire the Giving Pledge with his $1 billion gift to establish the United Nations Foundation in 1997.

From tech founders to Giving Pledge signatories, donors are expanding cross-border giving with a focus on education, entrepreneurship, and economic mobility.

Melanie Lundquist speaks with Tom Vozzo about her philanthropic investment in Homeboy Industries and describes her giving philosophy.

The funding will endow the National Gallery of Art's “Across the Nation” program, enabling long-term loans of major works to museums across the U.S.

MacKenzie Scott's unrestricted gifts are allowing nonprofits like Meals on Wheels to respond flexibly to a rapidly changing funding environment.

The donation, part of a $200M fundraising challenge, will support scholars applying AI across fields and examining broader questions of human intelligence and responsibility.

The family’s support of the Broad Institute, now totaling more than $1B, reflects its commitment to research on bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

In an opinion essay, Craig Newmark emphasizes his commitment to giving his wealth away and encourages others to do the same.

Through the non-profit Astera Institute, Jed McCaleb is funding research to build AI systems modeled on how the human brain learns.