Philanthropy (Other)

Increasingly, foundations and nonprofits are conducting racial equity audits. But not all audits are the same. Here are some guiding questions to deepen the practice.

Satonya Fair calls on the sector to actively include service members in their funding and hiring decisions.

As we enter a new post-pandemic era, we must embrace new opportunities to help those most in need.

For nearly five decades, NCRP’s mission has been to transform the philanthropic sector to one where funders build, share, and wield power in allyship with domestic social justice movements. Those…

Despite global commitments, local organizations receive little international aid. Transforming philanthropy means local experts in the lead.

Indigenous management and conservation of land are critical to protecting the world’s natural environment from increased degradation due to climate change, yet within the continental U.S., the colonization of Indigenous…

If advocates are committed to eliminating racial inequities in wealth building, we must also be committed to disrupting the barriers that devalue home prices because of race.

Success as a startup isn’t just measured by profits and market share; it’s also about the positive change your company creates.

If you live in the United States, chances are that cashiers often ask whether you want to donate to a cause their employer is currently supporting. Organizations like Children’s Miracle…

Currently, the average grant from large U.S. foundations is $50,000 and recipients have about 18 months to deliver successful results. Imagine trying to solve racial inequity or homelessness in your…

What does resilience mean in the context of organisational growth and development? How can funders help to build the conditions for a thriving voluntary sector? The crises of the past few years have shown just ……

As someone who believes in giving back to my community, I’ve spent many years building meaningful connections with the nonprofits working in the causes I care deeply about. Through this…