Philanthropy in the Age of Tech

This chapter examines how emerging tech billionaires are reshaping modern charitable giving, moving away from traditional models established by industrialists like Carnegie and Rockefeller. It highlights the urgency and data-driven strategies of today's philanthropists, such as Mackenzie Scott, who favor direct and impactful donations over bureaucratic methods. The discussion underscores the need for charities to adapt in order to engage with this new wave of donors while also warning against neglecting smaller, community-focused organizations.