... and alliances to solve problems, leverage shared resources, and forge sustainable solutions to bring about ... forward to the next twenty! Newark Philanthropic Liaison Philanthropy has played a vital role in Newark for decades. ... harness interest, foster greater effectiveness and attract resources toward policy and programmatic areas that affect ...
Hosted by United Philanthropy Forum , in partnership with the Council on ... for foundation executives, staff, and board members, philanthropy-serving organizations, and other philanthropic ... on Capitol Hill Encourage Congress to view foundations as resources on key public policy issues CNJG Makes Strong ...
CNJG's 2018 Annual Meeting & Holiday Luncheon pre-meeting workshop with Michelle Greanias from PEAK Grantmaking focused on how foundation CEO’s, program officers, staff, and trustees could engage internally to put values-based grantmaking into practice.
Grantmaking at the Crossroads is a workbook designed to provide foundations with a new grantmaking methodology that works at the intersection of place, population, and issue. It offers a pathway to greater inclusion of communities that are often excluded or marginalized by foundation funding and enables foundations to maintain their focus and priorities while expanding their reach and effectiveness.
The Grand Rapids Community Foundation and the Kalamazoo Community Foundation volunteered to be laboratories for Grantmaking at the Crossroads and have been critical informants for this workbook. Each of these foundations holds an unwavering commitment to ongoing learning; this publication would not have happened without their support and engagement and the financial support of the Arcus Foundation.
... will be introduced on the House side soon. Several United Philanthropy Forum staff and FOTH participants attended the ... strategic plan because they are integral to moving forward philanthropy’s impact. On Thursday, 3/9 at 12:00 ... Better will explore how funders and nonprofits can address philanthropy’s power imbalances, rethink traditional ...
... against the power imbalances and racial inequities in philanthropy, nonprofits and government. Accessible, ... represent a broad range of perspectives from nonprofits, philanthropy, and beyond, we are approaching this work ... practices, and resource flows. To do this, we provide resources and a space for dialogue centered on changes in key ...
... strengthen the connections that make our work in philanthropy so impactful. This year's theme, Inspiring ... We'll be diving into the New Jersey Principles for Philanthropy with a panel of CNJG members who have led the ... more important than ever as we look towards the future of philanthropy. A Special Announcement: I'm also pleased to ...
... worked for 10 years as a reporter for the Chronicle of Philanthropy, where he covered a broad range of issues about ... the nonprofit sector. Stehle has served as chairperson of Philanthropy New York and on the governing boards of ... Policy: Understanding What it Means for NJ: Arts Resources Reuters Institute: Shattered by a perfect storm: ...
What comes after “strategic...?” If you said, “planning,” you’re not alone. And for many leaders of community foundations, especially small ones who don’t have the time or money for a big process, anxiety is the feeling that follows. If that’s the case, this guide is for you.
It invites you to test-drive some activities to bring your current program, operations and community leadership strategies into focus before you decide whether to create a plan or not. It helps you discover ongoing strategic practices and decide whether to keep them or not. If you already have done a strategic plan, and it is languishing on a shelf, this guide will help you refresh it.
PART A: Good Strategy Takes Practice (Not Just Planning) PART B: Do Your Discovery PART C: Jumpstart Your Strategy Narrative PART D: Bring It Together Looking To What’s Next
... and the collective role we play in advancing philanthropy across New Jersey. We kicked off the day with ... in action workshop: New Jersey Principles for Philanthropy —a framework approved by the Board last ... as deliberate practice. Click here for additional resources from the Annual Meeting . The Council of New ...
This publication from Grantmakers for Effective Organizations offers a framework for thinking about how to measure progress and results in place-based and community change initiatives.
... you’ll find additional information on the Annual Meeting Resources page. We elected two new Board trustees for their ... Board meeting, we shared the New Jersey Principles for Philanthropy, our equity principles, with the membership ( ... its own starting point. Next year we’ll create tools and resources to help members on their own equity journeys. Both ...
... of Practice, and shapes strategic programming and funder resources. Previously, he served as Co-Director of Policy and ... Federal Policy: Understanding What it Means for NJ: Arts Resources GRIC: Fighting for our Future: Immigrant Rights and our Multiracial Democracy Recommendations for Philanthropy in 2025 Making Sense of Federal Policy: ...
... affordability through housing policy Discuss the role of philanthropy to identify, support, and educate for housing ... Land Initiative and CLT Map Reimagining Financial Resources for Affordable Housing Development in Fairfield ...
... Candid (formerly the Foundation Center) and the United Philanthropy Forum , Get on the Map enables CNJG members to ... sharing your giving data Your data will power valuable resources for your organization and our region, including ...
... learning doesn’t stop - we’ve also curated several resources to help inform your collaborative efforts. ... and your ongoing support of our work to strengthen philanthropy in the state. We can’t wait to see you next ...
... that screen out extractive industries and channel those resources to mission aligned strategies. Give with Your ... Foundations Amalgamated Bank is collaborating with United Philanthropy Forum and its members (including CNJG and its ... website or contact Caitlin Duffy, First Vice President of Philanthropy Banking, at [email protected] ...
