By: Mike Scutari
The American Journalism Project's venture philanthropy is paying dividends for local news organizations, its leaders say. Here's how it's responding to federal cuts, supporting outlets in the age of AI, and seeking out partners.
Mike Scutari is a Staff Writer at Inside Philanthropy, where he covers a diverse range of topics including philanthropy, artificial intelligence, and business economics. His work often explores themes such as AI platforms, generative AI, and wellness programs, showcasing the intersection of technology and health. Mike has been featured in Inside Philanthropy, highlighting his expertise in both the philanthropic and technological landscapes.
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Mike Scutari’s coverage leans toward philanthropy and the institutions, funders, and leaders shaping it, often with a mix of reported explainers and data-backed analysis. He seems most responsive to pitches that offer timely insight into how major foundations, donor-advised giving, and large-scale giving strategies are adapting to policy shifts, economic pressure, or new technology.
He also appears open to interviews and Q&As with people who have direct visibility into foundation decision-making, especially when the angle ties to leadership changes, funding strategy, or how wealthy donors are responding to broader market or political developments.
Given his interest in national coverage, pitches should be framed around U.S. developments and their wider implications.
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