Embracing Equity Virtual Conference
Unapologetically Hopeful is not your standard DEI event This two-day experience will provide a healing and empowering space for educators to: Restore your energy and optimism Engage in...
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Beyond the typical grant: Alternative ways to fund disasters
In US philanthropy, funders usually focus on making grants to organizations with a 501(c)(3) tax designation from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Yet, there are many other ways to fund...
2022 Annual National Conference for Growing Community Foundations
Please join your community foundation colleagues in person or online for the 2022 HYBRID Annual National Conference for Growing Community Foundations Travel to the Wichita Marriott for some good...
Center for Disaster Philanthropy: State of Disaster Philanthropy 2022: COVID-19 and beyond
Each year, millions of philanthropic dollars are distributed to thousands of organizations across the charitable sector in the US and other countries in response to disasters and humanitarian crises...
Catchafire: Strengthening Grantmaking Series: Rewriting Capacity Building for Grantees; a Conversation with PEAK
Refine your approach to capacity building through this leadership conversation with PEAK Grantmaking and Satonya Fair Learn more about how to leverage your internal strategies, board relationships,...
Celebrating Disability Across Philanthropy (Disability & Philanthropy Forum)
Are you a Disability & Philanthropy Forum member, and do you identify as disabled or live with a chronic illness and/or seek to champion inclusion in the philanthropic sector If so, you're...
Nothing about us without us: Disasters and disabilities (Center for Disaster Philanthropy)
Ameera is a Sesame Workshop Muppet on the show Ahlan Simsim (“Welcome Sesame” in Arabic), the local version of Sesame Street in the Middle East and North Africa She also stars in Watch, Play,...
Survivor and community-led response: Putting people first in a crisis (Center for Disaster Philanthropy)
In times of disasters, it is essential for the affected communities and residents themselves to lead relief, response and recovery efforts During this webinar, panelists will discuss survivor and...
Center for Disaster Philanthropy: Funding low-attention disasters – From preparedness to long-term recovery
Disasters are increasing But it’s not just big-name disasters that are more frequent The biggest growth comes from so-called “secondary perils,” which SwissRe describes as “high-frequency,...
Center for Disaster Philanthropy: Indigenous issues around disaster preparedness and recovery
Within the continental United States, the colonization of Indigenous tribes led to the loss of 99% of previously managed Indigenous land The new ‘tribal lands’ – usually undesirable areas...