Melissa Spas outlines a set of lessons learned during her time with Lake Institute.

Allison K. Ralph, associate director of Religion & Society at the Aspen Institute, unpacks funder questions and concerns about faith-inspired grantees.

Meredith McNabb reflects on her spiritual direction training and how it connects with Lake Institute's work in fundraising.

James A. Harnish takes the wisdom about money from an 18th century preacher and connects it to the complex world we live in today.

Rabbi Jason Bonder reflects on what he learned in the Executive Certificate in Religious Fundraising course and how he was invited to see his work in a new light.

Amir Pasic, Eugene R. Tempel Dean of the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, reflects on the theme of our upcoming Thomas H. Lake Lecture.

Elizabeth Lynn names the economic challenges and possibilities in the work of religious leaders.

Lake Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship recipient, Esra Tunc, contemplates an “otherwise” philanthropy, which centers the communities in which they seek to serve.

Melissa Spas writes about Lake Institute’s commitment to develop new partnerships and resources with BIPOC leaders and organizations