PART 2: Starting the Conversation. Starting a conversation to build understanding about financial resilience can feel awkward—or even intimidating—depending on your relationship with the grantee...
PART 2: Starting the Conversation. Starting a conversation to build understanding about financial resilience can feel awkward—or even intimidating—depending on your relationship with the grantee...
As major cuts across federal and state funding negatively affect nonprofits and the communities they serve, many in the philanthropic community are increasing their support of grantees while adjusting their policies and practices.
By: Alicia Jay, Executive Director, All Due Respect, and Rickke Mananzala, President, New York Foundation
By: Kadar Lewis, Program Officer, The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation. Nonprofit organizations are the lifeblood of essential social services and positive community change, and executive leadership transitions are critical periods for them – especially during times of political, social, and economic uncertainty.
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