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by Forbes
It has been proven time and time again that whether in business or philanthropy, real, impactful innovation happens when we embrace new people, ideas, and unlikely partnerships. Nowhere was this concept of innovating at the intersections on better...
by Jean Case
Since our recent recession, I have been continually reminded that there is no amount of philanthropic or civic investment that can replace a robust economy and citizens hard at work. That’s why both personally, and through the Case Foundation, we...
Social Citizens is moving!
by Jean Case
Five years ago, we at the Case Foundation made a bet on Millennials. We believed that this generation would, through their collective actions, represent an epic shift in the way youth engage with others; consume goods; spend their time and money;...
by Give Smart
“Most things go through a few pivots before they really see the trajectory that you were hoping to see,” says Steve. Through their new campaign, “Be Fearless,” the Cases invite others to be prepared to pivot and accept failure as an outcome.
Jean Case moderates a panel at the Billion + Change event at the White House
by Kate Ahern
On June 27, the Case Foundation was pleased to join our fellow leadership committee members at the White House along with other corporate, government, and nonprofit leaders who are creating social change through skills-based volunteerism. We were...
by Mashable
Are competitions and crowdsourcing the path to bringing government into the 21st century? The White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy certainly thinks so. It hosted an event this week to discuss prize-based contests and recognize...
by The Case Foundation
Today, the Case Foundation was proud to co-present "Collaborative Innovation: Public Sector Prizes" with the Joyce Foundation and the White House Office for Science and Technology Policy, bringing together hundreds of leaders from the Administration...
by Stanford Social Innovation Review
The Case Foundation turns 15 this year, and we’ve been asking some critical questions: What led to transformative advances that changed the social sector? In a world plagued with old problems, what was behind the bright spots—new thinking, new...
by Allie Burns
If you’ve been following the Case Foundation in any of our communication outlets over the past few months—Facebook, Twitter, blog, meetings, etc.—you will know that we’ve been pretty excited about two words: Be Fearless. Well, today we go from...
by The Case Foundation
On May 23, the Case Foundation team had the honor of attending Give an Hour’s inaugural gala, “A Celebration of Service.” Nearly seven years ago, Barbara Van Dahlen, President of Give an Hour, created the organization, which provides free mental...
by Billion + Change
A Billion + Change, a growing national campaign to mobilize billions of dollars of pro bono and skills-based volunteer services from corporate America, announced today that 100 companies have pledged to create or expand a skills-based volunteer...
by Jean Case
When we look at the state of the world today, we see a mixed picture. Rapid innovation in an increasingly connected society is transforming the way we work, play, and live. But we also see global economic woes, civic unrest, and political stalemates...
by The Washington Post
Nonprofits are raising less money than they did before the recession, while facing a greater demand for their services. Meanwhile, businesses are confronted with the challenges of attracting and retaining best-in-class talent and differentiating...
by Jean Case
Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation, is currently joining Startup America Partnership board member Pamela Contag and Dell’s Entrepreneur in Residence Ingrid Vanderveldt in Nashville for a full day of programming focused on female entrepreneurs and...
by Jean Case
It’s the time of year where we look back on the accomplishments and lessons learned throughout the year, and as I reflect on 2011 for the Case Foundation and our partners, one word comes to mind…wow. Across the nation and around the world, the year...
by Allie Burns
A few weeks ago, I had the honor of joining our CEO, Jean Case, as she gave a keynote at the Kauffman Foundation’s first annual Global Women’s Summit in Kansas City. The Summit was organized by Kauffman’s FastTrac program as part of Global...
by Jean Case
I’ve long been a believer that the corporate sector has the potential to play a key—indeed, essential—role in addressing complex social problems. As creators of new products and markets, companies play a vital role in our nation’s success, creating...
by Jean Case
A reflection on talking about my breast cancer  When friends, loved ones and colleagues greet one another, the customary greeting is to ask, "How are you?" I've always found it a beautiful symbol -- before we get to the business at...
by Emily Yu
From October 10-12, 2010, more than 15,000 people from around the world participated in IBM’s online Service Jam. The intent according to IBM, was to begin a global conversation and provide an opportunity to engage each other and develop ideas for...
by Stephanie Hackman
It's that time again, when we approach the close of the year and look back to reflect on all that's happened over the past year. On our blogs, we've written about a lot of topics in 2010 from new technologies to nonprofit jobs to entrepreneurship,...
by Jean Case & Steve Case
We’re pleased to announce today that we have joined the Giving Pledge, an effort led by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffet. We are proud to reaffirm our commitment to give away the majority of our wealth to fund worthy causes, and look...
by Allie Burns
Over the weekend, Barron's published the 2010 edition of its "25 Best Givers" list, which is developed in conjunction with Global Philanthropy Group and aims to identify philanthropists who are having the most impact. We're proud that our fantastic...
by Emily Yu
How do you tackle some of the world’s most challenging and pressing service issues related to cross-sector partnerships, sustainability of programs and integration of technology? If you’re IBM and one of the 15,000 participants who “jammed out” this...
by Jean Case
Along with our partners at Causes and PARADE Publications, we're pleased today to officially announce the winners of the 2009 America's Giving Challenge. We're truly pleased with the results - more than 105,000 donations that helped to raise $2.1...
by Allie Burns
The Case Foundation is proud to be the official online engagement sponsor of the 2009 National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC), taking place today at the Library of Congress. During this morning's session, our CEO, Jean Case, will moderate a panel...
by Allie Burns
News from the Case Foundation and what people are talking about this week in the world of giving, tech and everything in between. NonProfit Times names Power & Influence Top 50 We were honored this week when our CEO, Jean Case was named to the...
by Jean Case
One of the most common questions I hear from people I meet who know about our work at the Case Foundation is, "why did you and Steve create the Foundation, and why have you chosen to make this your life's work?" The answer I quickly offer is that...
by Allie Burns
  Even at a time when we are facing some of the most difficult economic conditions in our nation's history and corporate dollars are tight, organizations continue to recognize the importance of their philanthropic efforts, exemplified by...
by Ama Pomaa Boateng
Case Foundation CEO Jean Case hosted Ama Pomaa Boateng from Ghana for three weeks as part of the FORTUNE/State Department Global Women’s Mentoring Partnership program. We asked Ama to reflect on her time in the program, which draws to a close this...
by Jean and Steve Case
Hello everyone and welcome! It is an exciting time at the Case Foundation as our new site goes live, representing a year long effort to integrate the latest tools and technologies that can help you stay informed, get engaged and expand your network...

Press Release

by Jenna Sauber
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, nonprofit, corporate and government leaders will gather to mark a major milestone for A Billion + Change—a national campaign to mobilize billions of dollars in skills-based and pro bono volunteer services to help...

Big Idea

by drupal
  The Case Foundation’s work to expand the movement for corporations to provide skills-based pro bono to nonprofits began in 2008, when A Billion + Change was launched as a public-private partnership by the President’s Council on Service and...

Spotlight Archive

by Jean Case
This article is reprinted with permission from the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy. It is featured in the Spring 2008 issue of The Corporate Philanthropist. Every day, nonprofit groups around the country are on the front lines of our...

Video

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Social capital markets and impact investing are growing globally. As governments around the world deal with austerity and traditional philanthropy proves insufficient to address a world of need, can social capital lead the way - providing large...
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Philanthropy is changing around the world. From sharpening missions to increasing focus on execution, measurement, outcomes and impact, a social investment revolution is underway. Yet even the most successful philanthropists may lack the financial...
by The Bridgespan Group
The Cases saw the potential of the Internet before most others. Now, in philanthropy, they are doing the same; believing the Internet can be a “disruptive force that can fundamentally improve the way you accomplish your core mission.”
by The Bridgespan Group
While Steve invests in socially-conscious businesses, Jean manages the family foundation. Both invest in people and ideas that can change the world. And when they can bridge the sectors, they do.
by Yale School Of Management
Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation, in conversation with Anjani Jain, senior associate dean for the full-time MBA program at the Yale School of Management.
by Achieve
Jean Case spoke on Why Millennials Matter at MCON 2012 virtual conference on how organizations can engage Millennials. This is part 2 of a 2 part series.
by Achieve
Jean Case spoke on Why Millennials Matter at MCON 2012 virtual conference on how organizations can engage Millennials. This is part 1 of a 2 part series.
by The Case Foundation
At the 2012 Collaborative Innovation conference, hosted by the Case Foundation, the White House Office of Science and Technology, and the Joyce Foundation, Jean Case interviews U.S. Chief Technology Officer Todd Park about the evolution of using...
by The Case Foundation
In 2012 and beyond, inspired by the challenges we face and the opportunities we are afforded, we're officially declaring our intention to Be Fearless in all that we do ... in our approach to philanthropy, social change, and social good. On June...
by Guest Blogger
At a 2012 Giving Pledge learning series event hosted by the Case Foundation, entitled "Connecting for Good: How Social Media is Driving Social Good," Case Foundation CEO Jean Case explains that social media is no longer an option, but rather a...
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Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation is interviewed by Raymund Flandez, a reporter for The Chronicle of Philanthropy, during the 2011 Millennial Donor Summit. During this conversation, Raymund and Jean explore issues ranging from how members of the...
by Case Foundation
At the Civic Innovators Forum in Philadelphia, PA, Jean Case and Steve Case are recognized for their service and presented the Citizens of the Year Award.
by Blip
Jean Case kicks off “Promoting Innovation: Prizes, Challenges, and Open Grantmaking” by highlighting the Case Foundation's partnership with the White House to encourage citizen involvement in the decisions and policies that affect their lives. The “...