Dallas Morning News: Cindy K. Engles, who generally prefers to give anonymously, is going public with the largest gift of her philanthropic career – a $1 million donation to the Dallas Women's Foundation – in an effort to empower women and girls.
Financial Planning: While women’s funding is not a new phenomenon, what is happening for the first time ever is that women are funding other women in a big way -- as the Women Moving Millions campaign attests.
The Age: Organizations in Australia, including IWDA and Women Donors Network, are preparing to launch Women Mobilising Millions to take Women Moving Millions and high-net worth philanthropy to Oz.
ABC News: Nine stories -- including Women Moving Millions -- illustrate achievements both bold and benevolent, all representative of how people make a difference in the lives of others.
PhilanTopic Blog: A growing number of philanthropic institutions are realizing that investing in women and girls serves to lift up entire communities -- something that women's funds have known and practiced for thirty years.
The American Prospect: New movements reacting against the "nonprofit-industrial complex" are pushing the funding world to give grants with fewer strings attached -- and to give directly to grass-roots groups.
