The Disaster Philanthropy Playbook is a compilation of philanthropic strategies, best practices and lessons learned that have saved and galvanized local economies, nonprofits, and vulnerable populations from entering into a permanent downward spiral in the wake of disaster.
The third issue brief in IPA's series on aging explores how funders can support financial security for older adults.
Peers throughout the Midwest region learn about tools to keep community foundation work mission-aligned.
Peers throughout the Midwest region review the legal requirements for scholarships and learn about emerging scholarship issues in the field.
This session focuses on employee handbooks – a foundational document that establishes the working agreement between employees and the organization and is essential to creating equity and operationalizing your vision.
Learn how to leverage DAFs to attract donors and maximize your community impact as a valuable grantmaking tool.
Dive into common issues community foundation staff face when managing component funds.
Discover how the Cleveland Foundation has made significant strides in incorporating equity into their work and used their foundation’s endowment to strengthen their commitment to organizational values.
Learn how grantmakers can stay accountable to the communities they serve, particularly Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities who are and will be disproportionately impacted.
Join us for this webinar with Olivia Henry, from the Council of Michigan Foundations, and Eric Hessel, from the Hendricks County Community Foundation. They will share ways their organizations are successfully convening nonprofits and promoting cross-sector collaboration.
