Publication Date: March, 2021
... aiding experts in determining needs and directing resources, it remains far from the complete picture of the ... but they can lead through trust and courage. In this new report, the Center for Disaster Philanthropy and Candid ...
... announced third-quarter grants totaling $13.5 million. Six new grants and twenty-seven renewal grants were awarded in ...
... Paul DiLorenzo is catching up on his back-dated New Yorker magazines and especially loved a story called ... be the sole indicator for a nation’s (and the world’s) economic health. Measuring something as complex as an economy ... Theresa Jacks , President and CEO Council of New Jersey Grantmakers Summer Reading List ...
... for the modern era in From Generosity to Justice: A New Gospel of Wealth , urging philanthropists to go beyond ... Policy Forum – Nonprofit and Philanthropic Champions for New Jersey on August 13, at The Heldrich in New Brunswick. I ...
... 120 Wood Ave S, Iselin, NJ 08830 The Council of New Jersey Grantmakers thanks everyone who attended our 2024 ... guests gathered to celebrate the holiday season, welcome new CNJG members, convene our annual business meeting, and ...
... don’t know where the time goes. Before you know it, the new year will be here. Before that, I’m looking forward to ... Hotel in Edison to celebrate the holiday season, welcome new CNJG members, convene a brief business meeting to elect ... wishes, Theresa Jacks , President and CEO Council of New Jersey Grantmakers CNJG Annual Meeting & Holiday Gathering ...
... piece is from Nina Stack, President of the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers. Asbury Park Press Op Ed: Philanthropy's ...
... help underserved small businesses in Trenton and South Jersey stay open and preserve jobs through short- and ... of our CDFI partners to urgently help diverse South Jersey entrepreneurs recover and preserve the jobs they ... much-needed access to capital with increased equity in resources and technical assistance for local businesses, ...
... in 2022. The awardees were located in 13 counties in New Jersey as well as three in Pennsylvania and one in New York. The foundation’s awards went to its three ...
Publication Date: August, 2021
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Publication Date: January, 2018
... ideal in-depth introduction to community foundations for new community foundation staff, community foundation board ...
... Community Development Corporation, Center for Family Resources, Catholic Charities, New Hope Ministries, Paterson Salvation Army, Passaic ...
... organizations working to advance health and well-being in New Jersey and other local communities. Nominated by the Rippel ... “Rippel has a 70-year history and strong roots in New Jersey, and our work has had a transformative impact on ...
Publication Date: April, 2009
To answer the basic question of how many active family foundations are planning to spend down or exist in perpetuity (or have not yet made a decision), and to examine foundations’ motivations and decision-making, the Foundation Center, in collaboration with the Council on Foundations and with additional assistance from the Association of Small Foundations, launched a study of family foundations in 2008. This report presents the full range of study findings, which are based on survey responses from 1,074 family foundations.
... U.S. region, will only get hotter. According to a new index created by Texas A&M University and the ... However, there is still time to prevent the worst impacts of climate change. Climate justice leaders and ... are working tirelessly to develop the social and economic infrastructure needed to help protect the ...
... once every ten years, is our opportunity to ensure that New Jersey residents are accurately counted to secure the resources needed to support our communities. Nationally, more ...
Publication Date: April, 2014
Despite a field replete with research, analysis, recommended policies and practices — not to mention an abundance of educational programs and frameworks for grantmaking to diverse communities — philanthropic leaders have been slow to advance these values in their foundations. Philanthropy Northwest (PNW) wondered: what is getting in the way? Why are good intentions, buttressed with theory and practical advice, not achieving better results on measures of diversity, equity and inclusion?
With the support of the D5 Coalition, PNW began a year-long study to explore these questions. The study was divided into two parts. They began with personal interviews of 23 philanthropic leaders in the Pacific Northwest. In order to better understand how these organizations incorporated diversity, equity, and inclusion into their work and workplaces, they collected baseline information about their staff composition, leadership styles, and organizational practices/policies.
This report details their findings. It includes an in-depth look at the peer cohort model, in which ten foundation leaders met regularly to discuss these issues and support each other in advancing their own leadership. It also includes practical lessons about shifting organizational cultures towards greater diversity, equity and inclusion — lessons drawn directly from the experiences of peer cohort leaders.
PNW presented this work in a webinar hosted by the D5 Coalition. The webinar recording and slides are below.
... Zalkind , President and CEO, Advocates for Children of New Jersey Beverly Lynn , CEO, Programs for Parents Maria Ortiz , ...
... multiple opportunities we had to spotlight the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers' leadership in starting and continuing ...
... novel ways of working. The Spring Conference explored this new, accelerated work paradigm, it’s profound impact on New Jersey’s industries, workers and communities, and the ...
