CARES Act gets the attention, but philanthropy is also mounting a significant response to coronanvirus

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All eyes in Washington and across the country have been on the CARES Act and speculation around further relief bills. But, while the government is doing what it can to respond, and time will tell how effective this response is, philanthropists across the country are stepping up to address urgent health and economic needs where the government hasn’t and perhaps cannot.

Government interventions are notoriously slow, but philanthropy and the heroic and generous efforts of everyday people are already addressing some of the most critical challenges we face.

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