Title: Philanthropic Organizations - Personal Finance and Fundraising HQ
Headings: Philanthropic Organizations
Philanthropic Organizations
Table of Contents
The Historical Transformation of Philanthropic Organizations
Types of Philanthropic Organization
Animal charities:
Environmental charities:
Education charities:
Arts and Culture charities:
International nongovernmental organizations:
Health charities:
Funding
Legal Restrictions
Tax Exempt Status
Conclusion

Content: Thankfully, environmentalists are increasing in number, and they are selflessly brainstorming and working on ways to improve the current state of things in our environment. Education charities: In the words of Ed Markey, ‘Education is not only a ladder of opportunity, but it is also an investment in our future.’ As true as those words are, a lot of people do not have access to education. This has prompted the setup of charities geared at ensuring more people enroll in schools of different level. This doesn’t come cheap, and many charities rely on donations from corporations and individuals to stay the course. Arts and Culture charities: As generations switch batons, there is that possibility of none appreciation of our cultural heritage. In this age of social media, people are no longer keen on safeguarding the cultural heritage. Words of mouth alone aren’t enough to protect our history.