Collaborative Grantmaking: Rethinking How to Assess Impact
Traditionally, we think of impact as, “For X cost, the organization will serve Y number of people in Z amount …
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Traditionally, we think of impact as, “For X cost, the organization will serve Y number of people in Z amount …
Meet Barbara and Alan As a nonprofit technology consultant, I spend a lot of time talking with people about their …
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Like many years in the past, 2017 continued to bring significant change to the way foundations approach their grantmaking, collaborate …
The largest theme that is constant in disaster philanthropy is partnership.
What I’m talking about is what we’ve come to call an ecosystem of good – people, organizations and communities coming together in a collaborative system to achieve social impact.
There is no one size fits all approach to collaboration. Partnership arrangements can be formal or informal, long-term or project-specific.
Like most big ideas, this one is both ahead of the times and behind them.
In case you missed it, last week was the second annual International Grantmaking Symposium (IGS), presented by CAF America in partnership with UNDP.
