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Chick-fil-A’s decision to discontinue financial support for the Salvation Army, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Paul Anderson Youth Homes baffled some of Chick-Fil-A’s supporters. Chick-Fil-A’s argument that it wanted to “refocus” its ...
The Chick-fil-A Foundation will no longer support the Salvation Army. The fast-food chain said it was ending its support because it wanted to focus its giving in the areas of education, homelessness, and hunger. However, ...
A Philosophy of Philanthropy. Arizona homebuilder Tom Lewis recently told Philanthropy Journal what he looks for when he gives money to charity. Here’s an excerpt: “I knew Bob Buford a little and read his books ...
One of the most interesting – and, if understood, most helpful – aspects of the MinistryWatch database is its 5-star financial efficiency rating system. Let’s unpack the system so you can know what it does, ...
Editor’s Note: Warren Cole Smith recently appeared on Pilgrim Radio Network’s program “His People” to discuss the goals and activities of MinistryWatch.com. Here’s that conversation, with program host Bill Feltner. It has been edited for ...
"Weekly Review" is MinistryWatch's roundup of news in the charity and philanthropy world. To share news items, email us at [email protected]
Editor’s Note: Most Fridays, MinistryWatch will post a round-up of news about charity and philanthropy. Christian College Receives Record Gift. Gordon College announced on Oct. 4 that it had received a record-setting $75.5 million donation. ...
God calls us to be generous. But what if you’re broke, barely making it through each month? Can you be generous when your bank account is hovering on empty? The Bible tells us to make ...
In the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, Christian organizations are among the first responders.
Does approval from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability offer Christians useful information about an organization’s financial discipline?
