Had an inspiring evening alongside #NEIDMembers at NYU Africa House exploring efforts to recontextualize The Metropolitan Museum of Art Galleries. It was incredible to learn how these initiatives are bringing African heritage sites and stories to the forefront, shifting perspectives and deepening our understanding. A special thank you to the World Monuments Fund for co-hosting this event and supporting the important work of reimagining cultural narratives. Ina Jamuna Breuer Marion Ntiru Kady Sylla Cher-Wen DeWitt Tawanda Mukwende Sosena Solomon Alisa Lagamma Yaw Nyarko Jonathan S. Bell Buff Kavelman
Network of Engaged International Donors
Philanthropic Fundraising Services
Boston, Massachusetts 5,359 followers
Global reach. Global depth. Global impact.
About us
The Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID Global) is a unique peer-to-peer learning network based in Boston that serves a community of passionate & dedicated international philanthropists across the world. For over 15 years NEID Global has been creating community among internationally focused donors to help address the world’s big problems. At NEID Global we start with humility. Through strategic networking, educational opportunities, and information sharing we strive for transformational social change. NEID Global members foster equitable partnerships, learn from each other, connect deeply with one another, inspire each other, and act together to build a world where everyone can thrive.
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- Boston, Massachusetts
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- 2007
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- International Development, Impact Investing, Climate Change, Global Health, Innovation, Agroecology, SDGs, Women and Girls, Disaster Relief, Poverty Relief, Donor Partnerships, System's Thinking, Education, Grantee/Donor Relations, and International Philanthropy
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Employees at Network of Engaged International Donors
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Karen Keating Ansara
Founder/Chair at Network of Engaged International Donors Global
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Akosua Ampofo Siever
Driving Philanthropy for Community Defined Impact
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Elizabeth Sheehan MPH
Clinician, Global Health Advocate and Climate Activist
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Steven Fox
Partner @ Propeller | Ocean <> Climate
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Interested in joining a peer-to-peer donor learning community that is actively engaged in working with, learning from and supporting grantees all over the world? Join our community here: https://lnkd.in/egb-nCHj Karen Keating Ansara Ina Jamuna Breuer Sarah Candio Steve Mark, CFA, CAP® Maggi Alexander Steven Fox Dana François M.B.A. Adam-Michael Royston Elizabeth Sheehan MPH Kady Sylla Mollie Van Horn Peter Choo, MD, DrPH, MBA Armine Afeyan Winthrop Carty
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#NEIDMembers! As we wrap up the year, we're filled with gratitude for our incredible community and the impact you've made in the world. Join us for a holiday celebration to reflect, connect, and celebrate together! Register here: https://lnkd.in/d7i4_zCm
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I have just come off a very inspiring call organized by Thousand Currents and want to share this piece by Solome Lemma to remind everyone that this is actually a globalizing moment. A reminder that solutions to so many issues that bring us here to this moment are global (as well as local) and that philanthropy has a key role to play in helping to support movements, systemic solutions and the space for imagination - so that we can create new approaches and global alliances that ultimately help create local solutions. Rajiv Khanna, Solome Lemma, Karen Keating Ansara, Elizabeth Sheehan MPH, Ashley Orton, Tifany Boyles, Sara Lomelin, Winthrop Carty, Alyssa Wright, Isabelle H. Leighton, Dana François M.B.A. Sasha Chanoff, Jason Franklin,
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Happening in New York City! On November 7, don't miss the special #AuroraDialogues panel discussion and reception titled ""Prize Philanthropy: Elevating Impact and Celebrating Unsung Heroes,"" organized in collaboration with the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) and Myriad. This is a unique opportunity to connect with leaders in philanthropy and to be inspired by the remarkable stories of those who are making a significant impact on our world. To confirm your participation, please register here: https://bit.ly/48B1aKt Welcome Remarks: - Armine Afeyan, CEO, Aurora Humanitarian Initiative - Karen Keating Ansara, Board Chair, Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) - Kady Sylla, Director, Africa Myriad USA Speakers: - Raffi Gregorian, Former diplomat; Navy Veteran; Aurora Humanitarian Initiative Board Member - Dame Louise Richardson, President, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Aurora Prize Selection Committee Member - Lydia Charles Moyo, Founder and Executive Director, Her Initiative; 2024 Global Citizen and KBF Africa Prize winner - Celina de Sola, Co-founder & President, Glasswing International; 2020 Skoll Social Entrepreneurship Awardee
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#NEIDGlobal in California! Thank you to all who joined us after SOCAP for a session on how investment strategies that prioritize #gender and #climatejustice can drive real change by supporting vulnerable communities and fostering sustainability. A special thanks to our co-sponsors, the Equality Fund, for making this event a success! Brigit Helms Jacqueline Ovens Elan Emanuel Mercedes de la Vega Scott Onder WaterEquity Acumen Mercy Corps Ventures Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Elizabeth Sheehan MPH Ashley Orton Gabriela Reyes Steve Mark, CFA, CAP®
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Fantastic event with an incredible range of experienced practitioners!
This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.
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Powerful discussion with Scott Onder, Drew Foxman, Mercy Corps Ventures and many others! #impactinvesting #womenentrepreneurs
This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.
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Thank you everyone for joining us on the sidelines of SOCAP Global ! Elizabeth Sheehan MPH Ashley Orton Equality Fund Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship Mercy Corps Water.org Karen Keating Ansara Steve Mark, CFA, CAP®
This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.
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In recent years significant progress has been made in strengthening the regional infrastructure of philanthropy organizations supporting the generation and support of local climate solutions. These networks are thinking deeply about how to prepare for the future, linking international agendas with domestic decision making and creating a stronger voice for global south actors on climate. Join Network of Engaged International Donors on October 23 for our LINKAGES program to learn more about how to connect with these and sign up here to be a part of the conversation: https://lnkd.in/etJrjUvW Erika Miller, WINGS, Dana François M.B.A., Laura Señán Cagiao, Manavi Bhardwaj, Maria Amalia Souza, Naila Taji Farouky, Caribbean Biodiversity Fund, Casa Socio-Environmental Fund, Arab Foundations Forum (AFF), Philea - Philanthropy Europe Association, African Philanthropy Forum, The Resource Foundation, Myriad USA, Karen Keating Ansara, Karen Minkel, Peter Brach, Rose Maruru, Benjamin Bellegy, Maggi Alexander, Corrie Dretler, Winthrop Carty, Louise Ineza, MA, Co-Impact, Elizabeth Sheehan MPH
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