Funders can make their grantmaking more transparent and inclusive while tackling the unequal power dynamic in philanthropy.
Funding can be hard to come by even if you are mission-oriented and have strong leadership. Join us to learn how to successfully onboard a new development director and energize your fundraising team.
Corporate grantmakers are different from traditional foundations in many ways. Is your organization ready to seek corporate support?
You have a socially-minded business idea. Should you start a nonprofit? This recorded webinar will give you guidance to answer this question.
This panel looks at the ways Bay Area funders are experimenting with innovation funding.
It's tough to keep up with all the changes in publishing these days, whether you're already published or just starting out. Get rare access to a panel of publishing professionals who discuss the newest trends and insider advice on getting published.
This section of story tellers showcases new ways of solving old problems by lifting up social innovators who are changing the landscape of Cleveland's local LGBTQ community.
Nancy Kalikow Maxwell describes the unique strengths that libraries bring to grant collaborations and highlights key conditions that are necessary in order to have more collaborations involving libraries in the future.
Jennifer Vollmann, Executive Director at New Global Citizens, talks about how her organization started out as Youth Re:Action Corps in Tempe, Arizona, and Youth Philanthropy Worldwide in San Francisco, California.
In this presentation, Stephen Falla Riff, Staff Attorney in the Legal Aid Society 's Community Development program, discusses the different legal forms that social enterprises can take. He lays out the pros and cons of corporations, nonprofit organizations, and hybrid ventures, with special emphasis on taxation rules and financial needs.