Giving & Philanthropy

As a Christian community, we have a responsibility to respond with compassion and solidarity to those who have been impacted by the earthquakes.

By changing the way we think about orphan care, we can see children raised in families, not buildings.

To celebrate our second anniversary, we're featuring the ten most-read articles from last year.

As church membership continue to decline, the important charitable work done by congregations is in danger.

LUV (Learning, Understanding, and Validating) talk is a valuable skill not only for relationships, but also for those of us involved in giving and philanthropy.

As you consider where to donate this holiday season, HDI recommends several organizations at which alumni are currently serving.

Follow these guidelines to help those affected in meaningful, lasting ways.

There’s no place to reflect on service like a bathroom being cleaned.

Research shows giving patterns of evangelicals are not giving to faith-based charities. Learn why.

These tests for preparation can help ensure your visit is fruitful.

On this World Refugee Day, we must commit to view refugees differently.

At a time when people want to be a part of restoration, a focus on the vulnerable would help the church to stand out.

A look at the disparities—and possibilities—that currently exist between dying mainline churches and growing, ethnic congregations.

The church can and should be a place of refuge and care, not just within her four walls.

Though it’s her job to do the welcoming, one refugee caseworker finds herself being welcomed

A congregation expanded their capacity to serve by starting with what they were throwing away.

New research tells us what motivates younger generations' giving.

A Wheaton College Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership student shares her experience welcoming Afghan refugees.

With over four decades of leadership, learn how Atul Tandon ended up in pursuit of humanitarian work and speaks to building others up.

Refugee women are arriving daily with no shortage of obstacles to welcome them. How can we #BreaktheBias and care for these fellow image-bearers?