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Suprotik Stotz-Ghosh reflects on how grantmakers can generate meaningful results in response to the complexities shaping the current moment.

Funders Together, GEO, PEAK, and SCG are excited to co-host and launch the Making the Case Collaboratory with our members and the Equitable Evaluation Initiative.

Jaser Alsharhan unpacks the challenges and strategies for building community-drive philanthropy from insights learned in GEO's Remote Learning Series.

Phil Buchanan, president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy, unpacks the imperative of foundation board diversity.

This week, American democracy came under siege in full public view leaving no room for misinterpretation or indifference, begging the question of how we as leaders of philanthropy - as stewards of humanity - will choose to respond next.

Having real conversations about where we want philanthropy to go is crucial for building a shared vision for what we want to see from our field and beyond.

2020 underscores what many of us in the social change field have been arguing for some time: the fight for a truly inclusive, equitable democracy and economy is a long one.

Decision-makers such as elected officials and institutional funders have historically ignored and underinvested in BIPOC communities. Conscientious funders are asking big, long-overdue questions: how do grantmaking policies, practices, and cultures play a role in perpetuating imbalances in power and resource allocation? How can we, as grantmakers, address that?

In this critical time, and with a sense of urgency, many philanthropic organizations are shifting the ways in which they are supporting grantees. However, foundation staff are increasingly wondering about the last point: “What grantee outcomes will we be able to report on if they are not submitting reports?,” “What do we mean by relaxing reporting requirements?,” “How can we ensure that our funds are used effectively?,” and “For how long should these changes be in effect?”

The demand for racial justice erupting across a nation ravaged by a pandemic disproportionately impacting communities of color is a call to action: the time for grantmakers to invest in Black leaders and Black-led organizations in America is now.