National Philanthropic Trust



National Philanthropic Trust (NPT) was founded in 1996. Since that time, NPT has raised more than $27.0 billion in charitable contributions and currently manages $16.3 billion in charitable assets. NPT has made nearly 430,000 grants totaling more than $15.5 billion to charities all over the world and ranks among the largest grantmaking institutions in the United States.

Our mission is to increase philanthropy in society through assisting in the establishment and administration of donor-advised funds.


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Recent News from National Philanthropic Trust


7 Reasons To Give Via Donor-Advised Funds Instead Of Credit Card, Check, Or Stock
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust, Schwab Charitable

It's that time of year again: time to start thinking about what you're going to do with the money you've saved up for retirement and how you're going to use it for charity. If you're not sure...more

Innovative Health App 'Ooney' Joins National Science Foundation Program to Revolutionize ...
Foundation: Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, National Philanthropic Trust

"We're thrilled to bring our technology to the forefront of healthcare innovation through the NSF I-Corps program," says Sean Bumgarner, co-founder and CEO of Ooney. The tech company's...more

National Philanthropic Trust Names Holly Welch Stubbing as New Ceo
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

The next president and CEO of the National Philanthropic Trust is a woman with "a wealth of experience from the philanthropic sector," the charity says in a press release. Holly Welch Stubbing,...more

National Philanthropic Trust Gets New Ceo
Foundation: Foundation for the Carolinas, National Philanthropic Trust

The National Philanthropic Trust has a new president and CEO. Holly Welch Stubbing will take over July 1 upon the retirement of Eileen Heisman, who has led the charity since 1998. Stubbing has...more

Reforming Donor-Advised Funds
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

Donor-advised funds, which allow donors to store money in a private account and have it directed to charities without having to set up a private foundation, are a popular way to donate in the...more

How Nonprofits Can Navigate the Challenges of the Great Wealth Transfer
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

Legacy gifts often fall under the radar and come as a surprise to many nonprofits.It's important to establish relationships with younger donors now.Women shouldn't be overlooked when it comes to...more

National Donor-Advised Funds Are Hiding Behind Donation Processors to Make ...
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

Some DAF sponsors, especially those affiliated with commercial wealth managers, have a lot invested literally in the status quo.The annual DAF Report from the National Philanthropic Trust breaks...more

National Philanthropic Trust Welcomes Board Member
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

The National Philanthropic Trust (NPT) is the largest national, independent public charity that manages donor-advised funds and one of the leading grantmaking institutions in the US. Since its...more

National Philanthropic Trust Welcomes Three New Members to Its Board of Trustees
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

Connie Collingsworth has held board roles across publicly traded companies, private companies, and private equity funds.She holds a Master of Laws in International Business Studies from the...more

LIST: California ranked in bottom 10 of charitable states
Foundation: National Philanthropic Trust

In addition, data from the National Philanthropic Trust indicates U.S. donors gave $500 billion to charity. Not only are some Americans generous...more



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