On 24 March, the European Research Network on Philanthropy will release the full ERNOP study (open access):
“Philanthropy in Europe. Mapping Research and Data on Donations by Households, Bequests, Corporations, Foundations and Charity Lotteries in Europe”
Bringing together nearly 50 researchers across 20 European countries, this volume offers the most comprehensive comparative overview to date of philanthropic giving in Europe.
The key message: philanthropy makes a substantial and diverse contribution to European societies β yet its data infrastructure remains uneven and fragmented. At a time of growing expectations toward private initiative, understanding the scale, structure, and limits of philanthropy has never been more important.
π₯ Join the public webinar | 24 March, 3β4 PM CET π₯
Editors Barry Hoolwerf and Johan Vamstad will present the main insights and discuss implications for research, policy, and practice.
They will be joined by:
β’ S. Sevda Kilicalp, Ph.D. Kilicalp (Philea – Philanthropy Europe Association)
β’ Charlotte Rydh (European Fundraising Association (EFA) / Giva Sverige)
β’ Malcolm Fleming (Association of Charity Lotteries in Europe (ACLEU))
π Registration is free, but places are limited: https://lnkd.in/deqsCXcm
More information about the study:
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