During the pandemic, when many grantees were forced to operate in crisis mode, College Futures deliberately aimed to foster a sense of care, support, and community, paired with stable and flexible funding. This was the start of a new policy grantmaking strategy that eventually grew to an “ecosystem” of 16 organizations, intentionally designed to advance connections, knowledge, and movement-building across higher education equity. We offer insights to the philanthropic community to strengthen equity-focused movement-building and grantmaking, especially in support of statewide policy and systems change: https://buff.ly/3WzEjuK.
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Legacy Foundation's 2024 Fall Transform Lake County Grant Application is Closing in 2 Weeks! ?????????????????????? ???????????????? ???? ??????????????, ?????????????? 1 ???? 5 ???? ?????? To learn more and apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/dmVWYE2 Transform Lake County grants support Lake County, Indiana serving organizations. Eligible organizations can apply for one of two Transform Lake County grant categories: Programmatic: Supports programming that seeks to strengthen and empower nonprofits, neighborhoods, and residents in Lake County, Indiana. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $35,000. Capacity Building: Focus on improving organizations’ operating capacity so that they can provide essential services to the community. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $10,000.
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Legacy Foundation's 2024 Fall Transform Lake County Grant Application is CLOSES TOMORROW! ?????????????????????? ???????????????? ???? ??????????????, ?????????????? 1 ???? 5 ???? ?????? To learn more and apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/dmVWYE2 Transform Lake County grants support Lake County, Indiana serving organizations. Eligible organizations can apply for one of two Transform Lake County grant categories: Programmatic: Supports programming that seeks to strengthen and empower nonprofits, neighborhoods, and residents in Lake County, Indiana. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $35,000. Capacity Building: Focus on improving organizations’ operating capacity so that they can provide essential services to the community. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $10,000.
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Most Americans support working with those holding different beliefs, and foundations are committing more of their resources to this work. That's the headline from a new Council on Foundations report we funded in partnership with Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE). Among the findings: ?? ?85% of foundations have funded connecting across differences within the past 10 years ?? ?Nearly a quarter allocated more than half of their grantmaking budget to this work. ?? ?More than 90% of those funding this work increased or maintained their investments between 2021 and 2022. Download the full report to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g5jK4t7Z
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Our 2024 Spring Transform Lake County Grant applications are due at 5 PM Central TODAY! To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/dmVWYE2 Don't miss your opportunity to apply for one of two Transform Lake County grant categories: ??Programmatic: Supports programming that seeks to strengthen and empower nonprofits, neighborhoods, and residents in Lake County, Indiana. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $35,000. ??Capacity Building: Focus on improving organizations’ operating capacity so that they can provide essential services to the community. Grant awards range from $2,000 to $10,000.
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Check out our new resource on leveraging federal education funding to strengthen family-school partnerships. The guide provides an overview of the major sources of federal funding that are available to schools, local education agencies, state education agencies and nonprofit organizations to partner with a provider of an evidence-based family engagement program featured in Family Engagement Solutions. https://bit.ly/3ATxsUk #NationalFamilyEngagementDay
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For Racial Progress, Endowed Philanthropy Needs to Endow Its Grantees John H. Jackson and Susan Taylor Batten, Guest Contributors | February 01, 2024 Last November, school board candidates supporting honest and antiracist public education won the majority of elections across the country. This marked a watershed and encouraging moment for inclusive and comprehensive public education. It was an election proof of the power of grassroots movement building. For decades, organizers and leaders of color have been showing up at school board meetings. Participating in parent advisory groups. Organizing at state capitals. Registering voters. These activist students and parents are sustaining the fiber of our democracy and protecting our constitutional rights. Yet, as we found in our recent research with Candid, BIPOC-led organizations remain grossly underfunded, despite philanthropy’s stated commitments and interest in advancing racial justice. As the Schott Foundation will detail in a soon-to-be-released update of the #JusticeIsTheFoundation data project, the data still only shows 14% of all K-12 philanthropic dollars were invested in racial equity and justice in education between 2019 and 2021. Endowments are a long-term investment approach to change that. Grantees have told us what endowments could mean to them: a stable financial state, no longer dependent on the whims of philanthropy, and the freedom to plan for the long term. We endow museums, universities and hospitals, but we do not endow the infrastructure needed to keep our democracy working and advance racial justice, i.e., the grantees doing the work. It’s time to ask why that is, and what it would look like if that status quo were to change.
#ABFEintheNews: Dive into the compelling argument for a shift in philanthropic strategy towards endowing BIPOC-led organizations in the collaborative op-ed, "For Racial Progress, Endowed Philanthropy Needs to Endow Its Grantees." Published by Inside Philanthropy, this piece features insights from Susan Taylor Batten, President & CEO of ABFE and Dr. John H. Jackson, 2023 ABFE James A. Joseph Lecturer and President & CEO of the Schott Foundation for Public Education. Together, they explore the recent victories in public education as proof of grassroots activism's impact, highlighting the ongoing financial challenges racial justice organizations face. By advocating for endowments, they argue for a transformative approach to funding that ensures financial stability and freedom for these groups, enabling long-term strategies for systemic change.? ? Access the op-ed by visiting: https://lnkd.in/emrxCQ9F
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?? Grant Opportunities ?? ?? AAUW Community Action Grants?provide up to $10k in funding to individuals and community-based nonprofits for?general operating support and projects?that promote STEM programs and equity for women and girls. Applications close November 15. ?? https://lnkd.in/ewZ5xNiS ?? CREATE ACTION by Sony seeks to support local social justice organizations and the communities they serve. Organizations receive direct funding up to $100k, Sony Electronics products, and other opportunities for collaboration and marketing support. Applications close September 30. ?? https://lnkd.in/gBFB_Zbb ?? AmeriCorps Seniors awards grants to programs that support older adults and their caregivers, reduce the number of unhoused people, or support local climate change or behavioral health initiatives. Applications close September 18. Learn more at ?? https://lnkd.in/eGicaF7s #Grants #GrantOpportunities #Funding #NonProfitFunding
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?? #Education nonprofits are vital in filling gaps in the system and helping pave the way for schools, educators, and students to achieve lasting success. Find out how grantmakers can amplify their impact by including #SkillsBasedVolunteering and other #CapacityBuilding approaches in their strategies to strengthen education nonprofits: https://hubs.la/Q02LlH3M0. Together, we create a brighter future for the next generation! ?? AppleTree Institute for Education Innovation, JerseySTEM, More Than Bootstraps #philanthropy
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People read on the internet, but they aren't particularly patient about it. That's why it's important to break down longer, more complex sentences. Example: "Our nonprofit provides resources, advocates for change, and fosters community development for underrepresented youth, low-income families, and local small businesses." Hard to skim. Too many lists. My brain gave up in the middle, to be honest. Consider trying something like this example instead. (But, you know. One that you took more than 3 minutes to write): — We serve underrepresented youth, low-income families, and local small businesses. Providing resources: Educational workshops and scholarships Advocates for change: Lobbying for educational funding Community development: Small business grants and neighborhood revitalization projects — What does your brain do when the info is presented this way?
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?? ?? Higher Ed Friends! ?? ?? Incredible and FREE opportunity to survey your alumni and have the survey results analyzed by industry leading consultants! All participating institutions get robust report and analysis on your institution's results AND first look at the larger report/results. Literally, no downside to this besides pulling a list. Please spread the word, ping me with any questions and make sure your institution is included in this important research that will inform ALL our work.
We invite you to participate in RNL’s Fall 2024 National Alumni Survey. This represents the second year of the research study—and is fully funded by Ruffalo Noel Levitz. Howard Heevner M.Ed. and I are excited about round two of this project. It’s a great opportunity to reach out, listen, and learn more about alumni passions and philanthropic priorities (volunteering and giving), communication / channel preferences, and the engagement activities likely to strengthen connection. We are accepting inquiries through September 9 (but spaces are filling up). https://lnkd.in/e5UfZUAH
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