Making Philanthropy Work: Social Capital and Human Capital as Predictors of Household Giving

This article addresses the crucial issue of accountability within the philanthropic sector. It discusses various dimensions of accountability, including financial transparency, effectiveness of programs, and responsiveness to beneficiaries and stakeholders. The author argues for robust mechanisms to ensure that philanthropic organizations are held responsible for their actions and impact. The paper explores the challenges and potential solutions in fostering greater accountability, emphasizing its importance for maintaining public trust and maximizing social benefit.