In your first year of GEO membership, to help you stay informed of the emerging trends and promising practices from the field, we’ll point you to GEO’s publications, research and peer conversations. Below, find some of GEO’s tools and resources on learning and evaluation. We hope these are helpful as you explore how GEO can support your work.
Collaborations for Change is a strategy used by the John T. Vucurevich Foundation as a key to solving issues. JTVF seeks to understand community issues through partnerships with others.
Increasing nonprofit capacity to deliver positive social impact through multiyear, general operating support
By confronting gaps between its mission and its way of doing business, The Florida Bar Foundation is deepening impact in the communities it serves.
How GAR Foundation is narrowing its focus to have a deeper impact in the community.
How Vancouver Foundation made progress by getting out of the way and supporting nonprofits to do the work.
How listening to the needs of its community inspired a foundation to develop a new capacity building program that supports civic leadership, community collaboration and more equitable outcomes.
How empowering community members through capacity building and collaboration strengthens engagement to motivate lasting social change.
How co-designing with grantees and partners from Day 1 can lead to stronger collaborations, flexible solutions and more meaningful impact.
In this GEOAsks, Janée Woods, Director of Organizational Culture at WCGMF, talks about what they considered when designing the program.
In 2016, we prioritized finding new ways to build connections with each other and experimented with ideas to make some of our most popular programs even more valuable. 2016 Annual Report.
We are interested in expanding beyond the idea of inclusion, which still implies an “includer” that provides access to an “includee.”