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The power of small grants to drive change has not been lost on city leaders, many of whom are embracing the potential of micro-philanthropy — and pairing it with a citizen-led ecosystem that supports the effective implementation of those grants.
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Our Rural Funders Learning Network hit the road once again to the towns of Nucla, Naturita, and Dove Creek to engage and exchange with local leaders and residents to bolster our understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing these commun
Read moreWe enjoyed celebrating with our valued members at the 2019 annual meeting with keynote by Kathleen Enright, President and CEO of the
Read moreUnder the guidance and leadership of Gary Steuer, President and CEO of the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, and Bryce Merrill, Music Programs Manager at the
Building organizational capacity in finances, leadership, programs, and infrastructure is critical. Forcing Native nonprofits to adhere to foundation definitions of success and foundation-favored approaches to service delivery, however, is not capacity building. It is colonialism in philanthropic clothes.
Collaboration is increasing in philanthropy. Sixty percent of foundation CEOs believe that structured collaborations, with other foundations or broader stakeholders, are key to generating higher levels of impact. After 2016’s election, nearly half reported increasing their emphasis on partnerships with other funders.
How investors can generate deeper insights into social and environmental impact while bringing concrete business benefits to investees.
Now's the time for BOLD leadership! Join Philanthropy Colorado and the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation as we announce the 2020 Class of Livingston Fellows and hear from keynote speaker Grant Oliphant, President of The Heinz Endowments.
In 2006, my foundation helped release commercials in cities across Colorado that featured Norman, a playful brown-and-white Brittany spaniel puppy that mooed like a cow. The campaign was intended to start a conversation about what it meant to be...
More foundations are starting to engage in public policy, but to be successful, they need to take a broad approach and engage with a range of partners, grant makers said during a panel discussion at the Urban Institute...
Nonprofits often face challenges when trying to secure ongoing, unrestricted support from major donors, which is sometimes fueled by a lack of connection between the donor and the nonprofits they support. Unrestricted funds are the most valuable funds a major donor can give to a nonprofit, and when given, it is often an indication that an organization is aligned well with — and has the trust of — the donor.
For this year’s annual Powering Partnership Luncheon, our members and nonprofit partners were joined by our special guest and speaker, Jessamyn Shams-Lau.
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