Philanthropy plays a vital (yet often overlooked) role in our society. The act of giving—whether it’s time, money, or expertise—is crucial to creating positive global change and meeting the needs that governments, businesses and other institutions miss.
We also believe that a rising tide lifts all boats: From education to inspiration, this space is dedicated to an exchange of information that will help all nonprofits find their path to success.
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At Philanthropy.org, our mission is to inspire, connect, and empower individuals, organizations, and communities to create lasting social impact. We serve as a trusted platform for collaboration, innovation, and education in the philanthropic sector, driving meaningful change.
Very few sectors possess a globally recognized, sector-defining digital identity. In philanthropy, that identity is Philanthropy.org
Philanthropy.org is one of the rarest and most strategically significant digital identities in the global nonprofit and philanthropic sector. We steward this domain not as a transaction, but as long-term infrastructure — a stable, trusted center of gravity for leaders, institutions, and initiatives shaping the future of generosity and social impact.
Its value extends beyond communications. Philanthropy.org represents a unifying identity for the sector, supporting credible dialogue, research, education, and the advancement of thoughtful philanthropy at scale.
We also maintain complementary assets such as Philanthropic.org, reinforcing our commitment to strengthening the philanthropic ecosystem and elevating standards of leadership, visibility, and institutional excellence.
This stewardship reflects our mission: to build durable infrastructure that supports the nonprofit and philanthropic world for generations to come.
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The term “philanthropy” comes from the Greek words philos (loving) and anthropos (humankind). It was coined by the Greek playwright Aeschylus in the 5th century BCE.
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