Members of The Bridgespan Group highlight their recent report on the role of faith-inspired organizations in the United States.

Melissa Spas points out the challenges faith-based organizations have always faced, but now in a new context.

Elizabeth Lynn shares how faith inspired organizations are reimagining ways to use their resources.

ECRF Alumni, Rev. Xavier L. Johnson, D.Min., addresses grace in giving, no matter one's access to financial resources from the perspective of his Christian tradition.

Honeycomb Executive Director, Wayne Green, explains how collective grantmaking engages Jewish teens with philanthropy.

Meredith McNabb considers the ways mutual aid emphasizes shared relationships among givers and those who receive.

David P. King, Ph.D. summarizes the latest Giving USA report and envisions the future of religious giving.

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

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

David P. King, Ph.D. invites religious leaders to ask the essential questions that will lead organizations to deeper clarity of mission.