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Prince Harry: From Polo in Connecticut to Orphans in Africa

Greenwich, CT.  Not often do I have the chance to meet with royals who care deeply about orphans.  Unable to get out of meetings in Manhattan, I did the next best thing: I requested one of the Global Advisers and patrons of our foundation, Sara Herbert-Galloway, to represent us.  Sara lives in Greenwich, is also [...]

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World Youth Initiative: Tomorrow’s Leaders, Solving Today’s Issues

New York, N.Y.  Last fall, teen philanthropist Isaac J. Kassin was awarded our James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation’s coveted Luce Leader 2012 Award for his work in philanthropy, including his signature fund within our foundation. Accepting the award at a gala at the law firm of Skadden Arps, 17-year old Isaac made an impassioned speech with [...]

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Fifth Annual Meningitis Gala Honors NASCAR Driving Philanthropist

New York, N.Y.  The National Meningitis Association gala Give Kids a Shot, held recently at the New York Athletic Club, attracted people from all over the nation and from all walks of life – just as meningitis affects people from all walks of life. This fifth annual event was once again both an emotion-filled evening [...]

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Fountain House Symposium Honors Author Andrew Solomon

New York, N.Y.  New York City has an annual event that educates the public on mental health that I believe is the finest in America. This symposium – and luncheon – is hosted by Fountain House each spring at The Pierre. This year, the event’s tenth, the topic was “Mental Illness and the Family: Relationships, Resilience, Recovery. The [...]

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Up-Close Look at Group’s Grassroots Effort to Reduce Homelessness

Bronx, N.Y.  It is an understatement to call homelessness a growing problem. More accurately, it’s a tragedy. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that an average of more than 50,000 people slept in New York City homeless shelters for the first time in January (a record), with families becoming the largest category of the nation’s homeless population. Having volunteered [...]

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Friends of DeCosta Headley to Honor Humanitarians at Annual Dinner

New York, N.Y.  Many philanthropists toil and make personal sacrifices—with pleasure—because of their commitment to improving the lives of others.  Few realize the challenges and obstacles that some of us encounter in raising funds to support worthy causes.  So, it’s always a great feeling when someone acknowledges these efforts. I experienced such a moment a [...]

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Global Health Issues Explored in Recognition of World Health Day

New York, N.Y.  Today is World Health Day. The Stewardship Report joins the World Health Organization (WHO) in promoting its global health focus on hypertension (download a PDF copy of WHO’s global brief on hypertension). This month, The Report examines some of the most pressing global health issues, such as the three health-related Millennium Development Goals [...]

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Childlike Art Exhibition Opens on Upper East Side to Benefit Orphans

New York, N.Y. Curated by Jeremy Hu of Asymmetrik Gallery, Childlike is a mixed presentation of paintings, photographs and sculpture of children around the world featuring the works of Christophe von Hohenberg, Karim Hamid, Brenda Zlamany, Ken Shung, Eva Mueller, Pauline Galiana, and Dickon Eames.  This admission-free event is to benefit Orphans International Worldwide (www.oiww.org).  [...]

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Prince Harry: From Polo in Connecticut to Orphans in Africa

Viewpoint: Let’s Celebrate Cultural Diversity Today

Josette Sheeran Named Asia Society President After Vishakha Desai

Photo of the Day – May 18, 2013

Young Teen Asks: Smoking, Is It Worth It?

Poem – Tablature