The 2017 National Center for Responsive Philanthropy Impact Awards Winners Announced

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

The 2017 National Center for Responsive Philanthropy Impact Awards Winners Announced

The 2017 NCRP Impact Awardees have been announced.

This year’s awards are special because of the challenging environment our communities are facing. These grantmakers serve as examples of bold, high-impact giving that puts emphasis on leading by example, being true partners to communities they serve and standing up for the most marginalized.

They are: 

Foundation for Louisiana
The “Mover and Shaker” Award for bold peer organizing
This community foundation based in Baton Rouge is being honored for using its influence and expertise to address critical issues in the state, particularly its efforts around criminal justice reform.

Groundswell Fund
The “Smashing Silos” Award for intersectional grantmaking
This public grantmaking charity in Oakland, the largest funder of the reproductive justice movement in the U.S., is being honored for its intersectional partnership with grassroots racial, gender and LGBTQ justice leaders.

Meyer Memorial Trust
The “Changing Course” Award for incorporating feedback
This private foundation in Portland, Oregon is being honored for its stakeholder-driven reflection and learning to explicitly focus on equity in its operations and grantmaking.

Solutions Project
The “Get Up, Stand Up” Award for rapid-response grantmaking
This public charity co-founded by celebrity activist Mark Ruffalo is being honored for providing some of the first rapid-response funding to indigenous efforts against the Dakota Access Pipeline in Standing Rock.

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