Site Search

 - resource provided by the Forum Network Knowledgebase.

Search Tip: Search with " " to find exact matches.

Payout Redux

Release Date: 
04/09/2010
... rate allowing potential endowment (and grantmaking) growth for those crisis times, special needs, or ... another example, another foundation was regularly paying out about 7 percent. That is a perfectly fine...
Find More By
News type 
Insights
Audience 
All Funders

Consultants & Training Organizations: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Publication date: 
07/2020
... to move a racial justice agenda.) See these helpful resources : Equity in the Center's So You Want to Hire an ... as creating spaces of justice and communication all grow out of that desire. ​ Centered Spaces (Black/Woman-owned) ... efforts in education, health, community development, rural development, and community food systems. LM .....
02 May 2013

Philanthropy in Emerging Markets: Russia as a Case Study

Thursday, May 2, 2013 -
3:00pm to 5:00pm
... world’s sixth largest economy and has the third-highest growth rate of all leading economic powers. Its explosive economy has led to a sharp growth in the country’s wealthy population: in the past ...
Find More By
Event type 
Issue-Based

Philanthropy New York Policy Priorities

Publication date: 
04/2021
Philanthropy New York’s public policy efforts are guided by the belief that local, state, and federal laws and policies should 1) promote a just and equitable society, 2) strengthen nonprofits and 3) support a healthy and sustainable philanthropic sector. Philanthropy New York will: Advocate for tax and fiscal policies that support philanthropic giving. Support policies and practices that create and sustain a thriving nonprofit sector. Champion public policies that have systemic effects on issues and marginalized communities our members serve. Review our full list of policy priorities below.
Find More By
Resource type 
PNY Issue Guide

Benchmarking Diversity: A First Look at New York City Foundations and Nonprofits

Publication date: 
10/2009
This report examines the racial, gender, sexuality, and disability staff demographics of participating New York City-area foundations and nonprofits. It also looks at grantmaking policies and data collection around diversity and inclusion, examines the institutional capacities of nonprofit organizations, and looks at the range of ways that nonprofits define themselves as “minority-led.”

Pages