Philanthropy Archives - Page 2 of 28

Mary Telfair

Benefactor of Telfair Museums in Savannah, Georgia (U.S.)

Matilda Ridout Edgar

Canadian historian and feminist

Julia Knowlton Dyer

Julia Dyer (1829-1907) was a philanthropic leader in Boston, supporting over 24 organizations in medicine, arts, and community initiatives.

Jennie Tuttle Hobart

American political hostess

Meriel Wilmot-Wright

Wilmot-Wright was the first full-time research officer appointed by an Australian foundation. She transformed the Myer Foundation and the nature and administration of philanthropy in Australia.

Irene Hickox Scranton

1800s American educator, churchwoman, and benefactor

Elise Sandes

Founder of Sandes Soldiers’ Homes in Ireland, India, and Great Britain

Fanny Peabody Mason

The Peabody Mason Foundation, established in the memory of Fanny Mason (1864-1948), a patron of musicians during her lifetime, gives grants to orchestras and performers and offers free concerts.

Ishbel Hamilton-Gordon

English viceregal consort in Canada and Ireland, feminist, social reformer, and author

Ellen Garretson Wade

Prominent Cleveland, Ohio philanthropist and public benefactor during the late 19th century.