Center for High Impact Philanthropy
Center for High Impact Philanthropy
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy (CHIP) is a research and advisory organization that aims to improve the social impact of philanthropic efforts. It is based at the University of Pennsylvania and is part of the School of Social Policy & Practice. CHIP provides guidance to philanthropists and philanthropic organizations on how to allocate resources effectively to achieve the greatest social good.
History[edit | edit source]
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy was founded in 2006 by Katherina Rosqueta, who recognized the need for a more strategic approach to philanthropy. The center was established with the support of the University of Pennsylvania and has since become a leading authority on high-impact giving.
Mission and Goals[edit | edit source]
The mission of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy is to increase the social impact of philanthropy by providing evidence-based guidance and tools to donors and philanthropic organizations. The center focuses on:
- Identifying high-impact opportunities for giving
- Developing practical tools and frameworks for donors
- Conducting research to inform philanthropic strategies
- Educating donors and the public about effective philanthropy
Key Initiatives[edit | edit source]
CHIP engages in several key initiatives to fulfill its mission:
- Guides and Reports: CHIP publishes guides and reports that provide actionable advice for donors. These publications cover a range of topics, including global health, education, and poverty alleviation.
- Advisory Services: The center offers advisory services to individual donors, foundations, and other philanthropic entities, helping them to develop strategies that maximize their impact.
- Education and Training: CHIP conducts workshops, seminars, and courses to educate donors and philanthropic professionals about high-impact giving.
Impact[edit | edit source]
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy has influenced the philanthropic sector by promoting a more strategic and evidence-based approach to giving. Its work has helped donors make more informed decisions, leading to more effective allocation of resources and greater social impact.
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