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20 Oct 2021

Impact Investing, Picking Up Where Philanthropy Leaves Off

Wednesday, October 20, 2021 -
2:00pm to 4:00pm
During this time of racial reckoning, foundations are increasingly interested in various forms of impact investing. Over time, this should translate into more place-based investment into nonprofits and social enterprises that have not traditionally...

Mass Shooting in Orlando: Resources and Networks for Action

National Teleconference for Funders June 22 @ 11a.m.: Response to Orlando Shooting For funders concerned about this tragedy and how to best respond, please join us for a national teleconference on June 22, 11 am-noon ET... Philanthropy New York is...

Eligibility & Policies

Philanthropy New York Membership Procedures Eligibility & Policies (Revised November 2025) Philanthropy New York is a nonprofit membership organization created in 1979 by the New York City philanthropic sector to promote and...

Networks & Working Groups

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New Interactive Data Tool from the Education Opportunity Project, Supported by William T. Grant Foundation, Finds that School Poverty - Not Racial Composition - Limited Educational Opportunity

Release Date: 
09/23/2019
Racial segregation leads to growing achievement gaps – but it does so entirely through differences in school poverty, according to new research from education Professor Sean Reardon.
27 Nov 2012

Social Impact Bonds: The Brains Behind the Buzz

Tuesday, November 27, 2012 -
7:45am to 11:00pm
Are Social Impact Bonds the future of social change financing? Many of us in the sector have heard about them. The City of New York, in partnership with Goldman Sachs and Bloomberg Philanthropies, recently announced a major initiative to reduce...
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Inside Philanthropy on the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation's Impact on Climate-Conscious Conservation in the South

Release Date: 
09/20/2018
The Southern Cumberland Plateau is a rugged landscape of ancient rock and hardwood forest in the Appalachian Mountains that’s home to an extraordinary number of plant and animal species. It’s also considered a resilient landscape, meaning even as...
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Environment and Climate Change
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