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Podcast: Who should control how foundation funds are spent?

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By Alex Daniels Verified, Alexander Thim, Bridgette Davis
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
SHARE THIS STORY: October 2, 2026 | Read Time: 1 minute What do foundations with large endowments owe to this moment of crisis for nonprofits and what foundations might learn from everyday donors. Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupski Foundation, says too much charitable wealth sits parked in private equity and hedge fund accounts rather than moving out to the communities that need it. He also says donors should treat public stewardship as their guiding value rather than private control.
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Some fear Trump’s Head Start plan could undermine services for poor families

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By Alexander Thim, Bridgette Davis
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
For over 60 years, the federal program Head Start has helped children from low-income families get ready for elementary school through early childhood education and related support services, like speech therapy and developmental screenings. This proposal comes after the Trump administration tried unsuccessfully to defund Head Start in 2025. Funding freezes and the government shutdown in 2025 also caused many Head Start centers to temporarily close.
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Why Trump’s plan to cut Head Start regulations could undermine services for the country’s poorest families

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By Alexander Thim, Bridgette Davis
| The African Mirror
FOR over 60 years, the federal program Head Start has helped children from low-income families get ready for elementary school through early childhood education and related support services, like speech therapy and developmental screenings. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced on Aug. 6, 2026, proposed changes that would cut the majority of the rules that guide Head Start programs and would also give states more authority over how the federal program is run.
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