How asset-based community development changed the way one pastor views abundance.

Leaders from Ferguson Commission, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, and Christian Theological Seminary reflect on the relationship of faith, philanthropy and social justice in the Black Church.

Dr. Shariq Siddiqui explains why research into Muslim philanthropy faces entrenched hurdles but has potential to illuminate the sector.

For Hispanic philanthropy, using our moral imagination could lead us to simply be interested in the histories and cultures of our friends, co-workers, donors and clients, be they Hispanic or otherwise.

Melissa Spas challenges us to end the taboo of money talk in our religious institutions through counter-cultural leadership.

Rafia Khader describes Ramadan and the purpose of fasting.

Scott Harrison, Founder and CEO of charity: water, explores the new face of charity today.

This issue of Giving Magazine focuses on Living Courageously. Inside you’ll find thoughtful reflections and practical application for courageous generosity across various generations and modes of giving.

David P. King, Ph.D. writes about the risks Christian scriptures ask of us when it comes to stewardship.

Rev. Bruce Barkhauer turns to scripture for encouragement to speak about matters of money with courage.