Move Fast and Reach Many? Disruptive Philanthropy and the Celebration of Scale

This article critically examines the phenomenon of "disruptive philanthropy" and its emphasis on "moving fast and reaching many" through a celebration of scale. It questions the implications and potential pitfalls of prioritizing rapid, large-scale interventions in social change. The author likely analyzes how such approaches may overlook context, equity, or the complexities of local communities. The piece provides a critical perspective on the motivations, methodologies, and outcomes associated with disruptive philanthropic models and their pursuit of widespread impact.