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In it for the long haul. Pretty simple.
As Oregon lawmakers examine the role that private equity investors and out-of-state interests should have in Oregon healthcare systems, St. Charles President and CEO Dr. Steve Gordon reaffirms our commitment as a nonprofit, locally operated and community-oriented organization that strives to prosper for and along with Central Oregon. Read more: https://bit.ly/3xoc1bL
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Why is Mission Investors Exchange important to Gov. Wes Moore, Governor of Maryland? 🏘️ Thirteen days to go! Join our countdown to our 2024 National Conference, the most anticipated event for #impactinvesting in philanthropy. #MissionInvest2024
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Congratulations to Vetto Casado, the Shifting Power, Advancing Justice team, and all at The Boston Foundation for this tremendous work. And thanks to Vetto to posing great questions in his reflection. They are for all of us in #philanthropy to consider - here are some modifications for me, relevant to my work in the Massachusetts Early Childhood Funder Collaborative: * How can we collectively position ourselves and leverage our resources to ensure our work hits its substantial potential? * How do we come together as a collective? What is the cadence? And how do we ask the right questions going forward? * How can we support the table setting? How can we bring chairs - and tables - that we don't occupy, but to allow others immersed in the work to construct a vision and definition of success that we can then support?
This month, TBF proudly announced the first six brilliant nonprofit leaders who will partner with us in "Shifting Power, Advancing Justice," a $4 million commitment to support community leaders and their organizations with unrestricted, wellness, technical assistance and emergency support. For SPAJ Director Vetto Casado, it's the realization of an opportunity that began more than 4 years ago - and a connection to an idea that began to take shape in his mother's hair salon in Chelsea. Read more in his post on our "City of Ideas" blog: https://bit.ly/3Uw6Bof
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Can philanthropy competitions be equitable? 🤔 YES 🙌 We believe we provide a rare opportunity for organizations, particularly those with proximate or BIPOC—Black, Indigenous, and people of color—leadership, to compete based on their potential for impact rather than access to a funder’s network. Learn more about our approach in this Inside Philanthropy penned by our CEO: https://lnkd.in/gF5q6At
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At Philanthropy Northwest, the values of place and joy are at the heart of our mission. My family’s history in the Northwest—from my Japanese grandfather’s immigration to first Alaska and then Seattle over a century ago to my great-grandmother’s work in the strawberry fields of Vashon Island—shapes my perspective on these values. In my recent blog, I delve into how we at Philanthropy Northwest embody these principles and share personal experiences that highlight their significance. I invite you to take a moment to read it and explore the importance of place and joy in our work!
At Philanthropy Northwest, we believe in the power of place and joy to shape our work and bring communities together. Our CEO, Jill Nishi, shares her reflections on these values and how we are living into them. Dive into her blog to learn more: https://ow.ly/xv3J50TBNi4
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If you want to have high trust as an organization, people need to know what you stand for. This report is critical for every foundation to consider.
Americans don’t understand philanthropy, and the sector’s own messaging is a big part of the problem. Our new report with the Center for Public Interest Communications, the largest study ever on philanthropy and its narratives, shares science-backed strategies that build understanding and trust. https://bit.ly/43Jb2iw
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An interesting series of conversations are on the horizon for June. We have received an enormous amount of request to revisit strategic moves management focuses for founders as we approach the 2024 Presidential election. Yes, it is a critical time that will impact the nonprofit sector as it serves the community and humanity at large. #changemakers #socialentreprenuers #strategic philanthropy
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The nonprofit professionals who consult us tell us we’re unique. They tell us we’re tearing down walls in philanthropy. Your donations directly assist some of the most marginalized people in our society. Here’s our pitch deck.
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