Connected to Give: Synagogues and Movements is the fourth in a series of reports based upon the wealth of data drawn from the National Study of American Jewish Giving (NSAJG) and the National Study of American Religious Giving (NSARG).

Connected to Give: Community Circles is the fifth in a series of reports based upon the wealth of data drawn from the National Study of American Jewish Giving (NSAJG) and the National Study of American Religious Giving (NSARG).

Connected to Give: Risk and Relevance is the sixth in a series of reports based upon the wealth of data drawn from the National Study of American Jewish Giving (NSAJG) and the National Study of American Religious Giving (NSARG).

Craig Dykstra Ph.D. examines approaches to religious philanthropy.

Ann Braude, Ph.D. explores the relation between religion and philanthropy through the lens of women's history.

This study draws upon three distinct periods to better understand the impact of the Great Recession.

The ELCA developed "Stewards of God’s Love," a resource congregations can use for doing year-round stewardship ministry. Rooted in a holistic, biblically based approach to stewardship, "Stewards of God’s Love" challenges all Christians to reimagine the ways in which they steward God’s resources — time, talents and treasures — in response to God’s commandment to love God and our neighbors.

Jim Hodge claims that our work in philanthropy must make the material to spiritual shift.

Wrapped in God’s Love is A Milestone Ministry Resource developed by the Canadian Interchurch Stewardship Committee.

Dr. Richard Gunderman talks about education as a form of philanthropic giving and its role in the quest for faith.