PDF-(READ)-The Ethics of Giving: Philosophers\' Perspectives on Philanthropy

In giving to charity should we strive to do the greatest good or promote a lesser good that we care more about On such issues ethical theory can have momentous practical effects This volume is a unique collection of new papers on philanthropy from a range of philosophical perspectives The authors are among the bestregarded philosophers writing on ethics today and include a number of thinkers who have not previously published on the subject Most recently published work by philosophers on charitable giving tends to support what is called effective altruismdoing the most good you can In practice however charitable giving is often local and relatively ineffective supporting causes dear to the givers hearts Are ineffective givers doing wrong or merely doing less praiseworthy work than they might This volume includes at least three challenges to the effective altruism movement as well as two chapters that defend it against the gathering tide of objections Most thinkers who align with utilitarianism support effective altruism and some other perspectives do as well But the ideal of personal integrity can push the other way So can justicebased theories of giving perhaps I could do the most good by stealing and giving to the poor but that would be unjust In the most important cases however justice leads to the same result as effective altruism Other theories give different results The authors represent include intuitionism virtue ethics Kantian ethics utilitarianism theory of justice and the ideal of personal integrity. Punch cartoon – Extending benevolence to neighbours. Overview. Historiographical. trends. Women and philanthropy. Case Studies. Temperance. Prison reform and visiting societies. Mary Carpenter and juvenile offenders. Northeast Ohio AFP Chapter. The Giving Shift. Suzanne T. Allen, Ph.D.. President & CEO. Philanthropy Ohio. Facebook.com/. philanthropyohio. Twitter.com/. philanthropyOH. Linkedin.com/company/. philanthropyohio. . Kathleen Hanson. Senior Consultant and Principal. Leader – Schools Practice Group. Editor, The NAIS Handbook on Marketing Independent Schools. NESA Leadership . Conference – October 2011. Our focus. :. And What That Means to You. Facilitated by. :. Brian Kish-Senior Vice President, . University of Arizona Foundation. Building on a Premise. We are all fundraisers in one capacity or another; and our direct interaction in . Finding funding for your local PTHV. Objectives. Understand the potential of philanthropy (foundations and individual donors) in advancing your work. Develop your own language to talk about the impact of home visits. “Are Some Causes Objectively. Better than Others?”. Dr. Jamie Levine Daniel. Dr. Leslie Lenkowsky. February 16, 2017. The Problem. Philanthropic resources limited. “Needs” are numerous. Donations reflect individual preferences. Fundraising, Charities, and Images of Need. Jon Dean | Sheffield Hallam University. "Disaster . pornography. It’s a powerful and disturbing phrase… You know exactly what he means – the pictures of victims that show in shocking detail what’s happened to them, stripped of life and often stripped of dignity. Jimmie R. Alford, LL.D., LH.D.. Founder and Chair, The Alford Group. Percentage of High Net Worth Households Who Gave to Any Charity, 2005 – 2011. Source: . The 2012 Study of High Net Worth Philanthropy. . Making us . Poorer. ?. The Benefits and . Costs of . Donor Advised Funds. James Andreoni. Univ. of California, San Diego. and NBER. What is a donor advised fund? . why should you care?. What was the biggest Charity in America . . Making us . Poorer. ?. The Benefits and . Costs of . Donor Advised Funds. James Andreoni. Univ. of California, San Diego. and NBER. What is a donor advised fund? . why should you care?. What was the biggest Charity in America . From Scale . and Scope to Performance . and Impact. ERNOP . Conference │Copenhagen │13 -14 . July. 2017. Helmut K. . Anheier │Hertie School of . Governance│ . Heidelberg University. Three arguments about foundations in Europe. Regularly. - . First day of the . week I Corinthians 16:1-2. Individually. . - I . Corinthians . 16:1-2 . ". As God hath . prospered” . I Corinthians 16:2. Purposefully, not haphazardly . Karen . Gano. Elizabeth . Boris. Dr. Una . Osili. Trends in Civil Society . March 21, 2017. Give and Take: Consumers, Contributors, and Charity. Elizabeth T. Boris, Ph.D.. Urban Institute Fellow. Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy,. Travis Grantham. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR PHILANTHROPY AND ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT. Marc Archambault. SENIOR DIRECTOR, ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT. Edmund Odartey-Williams. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PHILANTHROPY & ALUMNI DATA SERVICES.