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Private philanthropy in China has witnessed robust growth and diversification in recent years, evolving from a largely informal, donor-driven field into a sophisticated system that partners with national development objectives and civil society ambitions. Both individuals and enterprises are shaping this transformation, directing vast resources toward projects that foster social…

Chinese digital philanthropy in 2024 presents a landscape shaped by technological innovation, a robust regulatory environment, and unprecedented participation by a broad spectrum of society. Now at the center of China’s charitable and nonprofit sector, digital giving leverages mobile payments, social media platforms, and big data analysis to engage millions,…

Shandong province, renowned as the birthplace of Confucius, holds a singular position in China’s philanthropic history. The province’s charitable tradition is grounded in Confucian ethics of ren (humane benevolence), yi (righteousness), and li (proper conduct), which have shaped local belief and practice over two millennia.