For philanthropist Lord Raj Loomba, giving is not limited to writing cheques. It is also about care, time, dignity, opportunity and using whatever one has to help another person live with greater freedom.

Lord Raj Loomba’s philanthropy offers a lesson in using business networks, relationships, fundraising and influence not just to fund social causes, but to move neglected issues into public and policy conversations.

Us millennials all have a native place. Mera gaon. Memories of lazy afternoons, sweet nothings with other kids, half of whom were related to us through relations we never quite understood. Not that it mattered. All you had to know was how to play, and you were in.

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In a conversation with Devex, EdelGive Foundation’s CEO makes the case that philanthropy's real bottleneck isn't capital — it's how slowly trust moves.

Discover how trust-based philanthropy, pooled funding, and unrestricted grants helped strengthen 100 grassroots organisations across India, creating a new model for sustainable social impact and nonprofit resilience.

EdelGive's GROW+ model shows how climate resilience and social impact funding can start with India's grassroots NGOs — and why the world should take note.

New data shows how India's philanthropists and HNIs are building diversified social impact portfolios, not just writing cheques.