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2026 TIME100 Philanthropy List

TIME • May 14 2026

TIME100 Philanthropy: Sandy Bainum & Stewart W. Bainum Jr.

Sandy and Stewart W. Bainum Jr. have an ambitious goal: reviving local news.

TIME • May 14 2026

TIME100 Philanthropy: Erin Borla

Grant maker Erin Borla champions giving to rural communities.

TIME • May 14 2026

TIME100 Philanthropy: David Tepper

David Tepper, owner of the Carolina Panthers, is fighting antisemitism.

TIME • May 14 2026

TIME100 Philanthropy: Timothy Dalrymple

The new president of the John Templeton Foundation is taking on big questions.

Enterprise Stories

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • July 1 2019

‘I’m More Than One Identity’

People of color who have climbed the nonprofit ladder talk about their challenges, coping strategies, successes, and whether they think things are getting better.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • June 1 2018

Where Are My Donors?

With fewer Americans giving to charity, some nonprofits are planning for an uncertain future.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • March 1 2019

AI Is Ready for Fundraising. Are Fundraisers Ready for AI?

Artificial intelligence can help write appeals, find new donors, figure out how much to ask for, and prioritize tasks.

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The Chronicle of Philanthropy • March 1 2017

Elites at Work

Increasingly stocked with well-paid, well-educated leaders and staffs, the nonprofit world risks disconnecting with middle and working-class Americans.

Profiles

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • July 1 2016

Reminders of a Brutal Past

Bryan Stevenson wants America to reflect on its history of intolerance and violence — and see the roots of discrimination today.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • November 1 2016

Fatherhood, Philanthropy, and a Crusade for Young Children

J.B. Pritzker says early-childhood education is the key to the nation’s economic future. He wishes more donors agreed.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • December 1 2022

Entrepreneur Looks to Broaden His Giving

Austin McChord started Datto, a data backup and security company, when he was a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Its success has fueled his philanthropy.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • September 1 2018

See Jane Run ... for Office

With unprecedented numbers of women on the ballot, Erin Vilardi’s nonprofit is helping them find ways to victory in November.

News and Analysis

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • March 19 2024

Big Surprises as MacKenzie Scott Announces ‘Open Call’ Winners

The billionaire philanthropist announced 361 winners — and $640 million in giving.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • May 1 2021

Deep Relationships and Economic Resilience

The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky acts as a hub for economic development.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • June 1 2021

A Food Charity Turns to Advocacy

At the height of the pandemic, the Common Market distributed 10 times its normal volume of produce, which opened leaders’ eyes to the importance of policy work.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy • July 1 2021

A Partnership Brings Revenue — and New Ideas

The Children’s Museum of Fond du Lac got creative during the pandemic, hosting a local charter school.

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2026 TIME100 Philanthropy List

TIME100 Philanthropy: Sandy Bainum & Stewart W. Bainum Jr.

TIME100 Philanthropy: Erin Borla

TIME100 Philanthropy: David Tepper

TIME100 Philanthropy: Timothy Dalrymple

Enterprise Stories

‘I’m More Than One Identity’

Where Are My Donors?

AI Is Ready for Fundraising. Are Fundraisers Ready for AI?

Elites at Work

Profiles

Reminders of a Brutal Past

Fatherhood, Philanthropy, and a Crusade for Young Children

Entrepreneur Looks to Broaden His Giving

See Jane Run ... for Office

News and Analysis

Big Surprises as MacKenzie Scott Announces ‘Open Call’ Winners

Deep Relationships and Economic Resilience

A Food Charity Turns to Advocacy

A Partnership Brings Revenue — and New Ideas

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