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Strategic philanthropy is a book category focused on how donors, foundations, and social investors can plan, deploy, and manage their giving to achieve measurable, lasting social impact. Books in this genre translate mission into clear goals and theories of change; use data and evidence to select interventions; and build portfolios that may mix grants with catalytic tools like program-related investments. They cover due diligence, impact metrics, learning and adaptation, and the design of partnerships across nonprofits, government, and business. Authors examine choices among funding direct services, capacity-building, advocacy, and systems change, while addressing governance, decision-making, risk, equity, and funder–grantee power dynamics. Case studies and frameworks provide practical guidance for aligning resources, relationships, and strategy with desired outcomes.

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