A Model for Wildfire Disaster Relief
Nearly 20,000 residents have been asked to evacuate their homes in Northern California as a result of the multiple wildfires …
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Nearly 20,000 residents have been asked to evacuate their homes in Northern California as a result of the multiple wildfires …
Like many years in the past, 2017 continued to bring significant change to the way foundations approach their grantmaking, collaborate …
Part 2 in a 2-part series (Read part 1 here) The Nonprofit Board Leadership Study “Better World Leadership” provides new …
How you measure the outcomes of the contributions your organization has made greatly depends on the timing of such funding or donations.
The largest theme that is constant in disaster philanthropy is partnership.
While we can certainly see the outpouring of support during moments of heightened awareness, such as after natural disasters, there may be more at play to the sector’s current state of affairs.
The only way to ensure that there is enough funding available in the long-term for these unexpected events is to prepare.
It is vital that you stop and consider what characteristics specifically identify your best major donor prospects.
To help shed a little light on the shift in focus we have seen in the corporate giving and engagement space, we turn to some of the beliefs and best practices of expert and thought leader Rachel Hutchisson.
The Sustainable Development Goals promise to leave no one behind. But millions of girls and women will continue to be invisible and excluded in 2030 without more gender-sensitive data to inform decisions and investments that can transform their lives.
