Exploring Disaster Philanthropy: Part 1
The only way to ensure that there is enough funding available in the long-term for these unexpected events is to prepare.
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The only way to ensure that there is enough funding available in the long-term for these unexpected events is to prepare.
To help you better evaluate submissions so that you are set up for success, here are nine items you should look for in any grant proposal.
This may be the only downtime to reflect on what happened in the past year and make changes for a better year ahead.
Philanthropy has a lot in common with Shark Tank—Funders and investors alike have a limited amount of resources to maximize their impact.
All foundations and their nonprofit partners can benefit from measuring, tracking and reporting on outcomes.
Measuring outcomes is about understanding the impact of our programs, not a bunch of surface metrics.
