Join IPA and Peak Grantmaking's director for effective practices program, Melissa Sines, for a webinar covering the most common values for foundations and how they are put into practice. We will also discuss the ins and outs of revisiting values as a foundation evolves over time
A guidebook to help foundations create engaging youth council programming that builds life skills of young people.
The data in this report, along with the insights in the profiles, can help foundation leaders determine the best methods for learning from their work and deciding what to be open about.
The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation (RMFF) released this report about the opioid epidemic in Indiana. More work must be done to make meaningful progress in addressing this epidemic.
This workshop was presented by PEAK Grantmaking on learning how to "walk the talk" when it comes to embedding institutional values into your grantmaking practices.
See resources from this program below.
The GIFT Snapshot Reports are compilation of data from all 94 Indiana community foundations entered into the CF Insights database.
In this webinar you'll hear from community foundations that have used their grantmaking and leadership muscle to take a regional approach to their work.
How can you attract and retain the best and brightest in your community? Join us as we examine how philanthropy is leveraging the reverse scholarship model to combat the "brain drain." Learn about work that's underway, early successes we are seeing, and how you can model this work in your own community.
Learn strategies you can use to determine and preserve donor intent. Hear how Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation engaged trustees to move from Mr. Fairbanks’ general intent to support “health” to a more strategic focus of addressing tobacco and opioid addictions.
After taking a destructive path through the Caribbean, Hurricane Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys on September 10. It wreaked havoc as it moved through the state of Florida. States of Emergency were issued in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.