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  • When It Comes to Decolonizing Aid, ‘Easy’ Isn’t an Option

    Alliance Magazine Oct 17, 2022

    Over the years, people have reached out to me asking for recommendations for an Africa-based organisation to which they can give their funds. The first question, I typically ask back…

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  • Five Reasons to Care About Education in Emergencies

    United Nations Foundation Oct 17, 2022

    In the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, a group of girls who have had to flee their homes in Syria dream of their futures. Known as the TIGER Girls, which…

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  • Carol Goss: Bringing Women Together to Fight Poverty

    Giving Compass Oct 17, 2022

    This Q&A is part of a series highlighting the 2022 Black Women Give List honorees. Carol Goss made a career of advocating for children and families disproportionately affected by inequitable…

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  • Combating Ableism within Philanthropic Structures

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 17, 2022

    Sandy’s Introduction “What kind of funding are you looking for, and do you have a budget for this year?” a staff person from a foundation asked me. We were talking…

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  • Why Philanthropists Should Show Up as Partners

    Philanthropy News Digest Oct 16, 2022

    In philanthropy, we often talk about local leaders and groups knowing their communities best. Too rarely, however, does our giving actually reflect that sentiment. Grantees tell us our support is frequently too…

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  • The Social Sector Needs to Stop Centering Donors’ Feelings

    Nonprofit AF Oct 16, 2022

    The idea of catering to donors as a guiding philosophy has been pervasive and often goes unquestioned. It involves centering the happiness, desires, and convenience of donors, especially major donors.…

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  • The Cost of Living Crisis Requires a Philanthropic Response

    NCP Oct 16, 2022

    In this episode Rhodri is joined by Angela Kail (Director of Consulting at New Philanthropy Capital (NPC)) to take a look at the growing cost of living crisis in the…

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  • Five Apps That Can Help With Your Giving

    Fast Company

    Whether you’re looking to be generous before New Year’s Day (and take the tax write-off) or get started with a recurring giving strategy next year, here are some great apps…

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  • What to Do When a Funder Takes Your Nonprofit Off Course

    Social Velocity Oct 15, 2022

    It’s fairly common knowledge that in the nonprofit sector the relationship between funders and nonprofit leaders is often fraught. A power imbalance between those with the purse strings and those…

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  • Considerations for Genuinely Decolonizing Philanthropy

    Alliance Magazine

    Over the years, most of us have been taught the ‘golden rule’: do to others what you want them to do to you. But this needs to be challenged. Last…

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  • The Future of Funder Collaboratives for Systems Change

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 14, 2022

    In 2015, nine major philanthropies recognized a significant gap in the field: Few national funders were working to address the upstream causes of homelessness and the ramifications of unstable housing…

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    Taking on ‘Trust’ in Global Development Philanthropy

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 14, 2022

    Trust has become an important concept in global development philanthropy, but we need to really understand it before we preach it. Indeed, sector discussions on the subject can risk stopping…

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