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JPMorgan Chase Commits $2.3 Million to NPower to Prepare More than 700 Veterans for High-Quality Technology Jobs

Release Date: 
11/11/2019
... as cybersecurity and coding. As of 2015, 53 percent of post -9/11 veterans will experience unemployment, with ... long-standing commitment to facilitating sustainable, post -service success for veterans and...
23 Sep 2021

What Does the Future of Work Look Like for Communities of Color in NYC?

Thursday, September 23, 2021 -
10:00am to 11:30am
... and will be one of the main drivers of job growth in the post -pandemic economy. These jobs pay an average starting ... impacted young people How tech is projected to grow in the post -pandemic economy How...
09 Sep 2021

COVID-19’s Long Tail: Developing a Mental Health Strategy for Recovery - A Webinar Hosted by CDP

Thursday, September 9, 2021 -
2:00pm to 3:00pm
... strategy to address these challenges as part of a holistic post -pandemic recovery. The Center for Disaster Philanthropy ... is sensitive to the disparate impacts of a holistic post -pandemic recovery. The...
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Issue-Based
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Audience 
All Funders
Topic(s) 
Grantmaking Strategy & Tools
Funding Area 
Disaster Relief
Health

What Lies Beneath: The State of NYC Nonprofit Board Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The report is a result of a six month study conducted with the NYC Nonprofit Board Development Coalition, led by NYC Service, which assessed nonprofit board composition, board policies, as well as procedures. The study discovered that nonprofit leadership demographics do not reflect the diversity of New York City; DEI is valued, but not effectively addressed; representation in leadership matters; board complacency and resistance to change impede DEI; and boards may be perpetuating harmful biases.
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Report
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

2021 FFMG Administrative Expense Survey

Publication date: 
07/2021
The Foundation Financial Managers Group (FFMG), continuing its annual effort to provide comparative information on foundation administrative costs, invites you to participate in the 2021 FFMG Administrative Expense Survey. Using data gathered in the survey, FFMG calculates average expense ratios for New York area foundations. Many foundations use these ratios for a group of comparable foundations as part of their budgeting process. We have tried to minimize the effort required to participate in the survey by limiting the information requested to essential items, using data already entered on...

2020 FFMG Administrative Expense Survey

Publication date: 
08/2020
The Foundation Financial Managers Group (FFMG), continuing its annual effort to provide comparative information on foundation administrative costs, invites you to participate in the 2020 FFMG Administrative Expense Survey. Using data gathered in the survey, FFMG calculates average expense ratios for New York area foundations. Many foundations use these ratios for a group of comparable foundations as part of their budgeting process. We have tried to minimize the effort required to participate in the survey by limiting the information requested to essential items, using data already entered on...

After We Say Goodbye

Release Date: 
01/29/2010
... Director of the Beldon Fund, began a discussion on this blog regarding “spend out” versus “in perpetuity.” ...
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04 Oct 2018

Elevating Impact: Key Practices for Producing Outcomes

Thursday, October 4, 2018 -
3:00pm to 5:00pm
Philanthropic practice does not exist in a vacuum. Great funding strategies require the input and partnership of communities and grantees, all the while recognizing how power gets in the way of building trust and healthy relationships.

NYT Opinion: Rockefeller Family Fund Director, Lee Wasserman asks "Why Are We Still Looking for Oil and Gas?"

Release Date: 
07/25/2019
If an artist were to choose colors for portraits of public officials to represent their records on climate change, one color would suffice for Donald Trump: charcoal black. How better to capture the president’s efforts to increase the extraction of...

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