These essays provide historical studies, sociological surveys, and analyses of policies and practices in the philanthropic community in the United States, Mexico, and Argentina. This collection identifies opportunities for more and better involvement in serving Latinos.
- Cover
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Introduction
- Hispanics in Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector: An Overview
- Part I. The State of the U. S. Latino Nonprofit Sector: Its Makeup and Challenges
- A Statistical Profile of Latino Nonprofit Organizations in the United States
- Explorations into Latino Voluntarism
- Latinos and African Americans: Connecting
- Part II. Expanding Latino Participation in U. S.Organized Philanthropy: Best Practices and Evolving Models
- New Pools of Latino Wealth: A Case Study of Donors and Potential Donorsin U. S. Hispanic/Latino Communities
- Latinos and Community Funds: A Comparative Overview and Assessment of Latino Philanthropic Self-Help Initiatives
- Current Issues Affecting U. S. Hispanic Foundation and Nonprofit Directors/Trustees:A Survey of the Field
- Part III. Promoting Social Investment in LatinAmerica: Emerging Issues and Lessons
- Women, Fundraising and the Third Sector in Mexico
- The Social Involvement of Corporate Foundations in Argentina
- About the Contributors
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