The Butterfly Effect
Jason Lewisan original take on philanthropy, fundraising, and the gift
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 141 | Subscribers | Read | responsive.substack.com |
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The Moral Architecture of the Gift
Last week I had the opportunity to present one of the frameworks that I’ve been teaching for more than a decade. But, this time, I aimed to align the framework with the moral architecture of the gift and to show how, when we borrow the logi...
Politics, Philanthropy, and the Left’s Self-Defeating Feedback Loop
Last week I argued that the First Amendment won’t save Big Philanthropy. Foundations can’t hide behind claims of free expression when their very existence depends on a bargain with the public. This week I pick up where I left off, asking wh...
The First Amendment Won’t Save Big Philanthropy
Don’t miss my latest piece in The Giving Review on the ideology hiding in direct mail. It argues that the real power has never lived in the envelope but in the mailing list — an apparatus that has kept the civic imagination of unruly Americ...
The Gift Never Asks for a Hall Pass — and Nonprofits Shouldn’t Either
Don’t miss the next piece in my series in The Giving Review on the ideology hiding in direct mail. It argues that the real power has never lived in the envelope but in the mailing list — an apparatus that has kept the civic imagination of u...
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Jason Lewis is the founder of Responsive Fundraising; a consultancy committed to creating places where fundraising can thrive. The Butterfly Effect is where we make sense of the ideas and opinions that inform our consulting practices.
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