Philanthropy411, is currently covering the Council on Foundations conference with the help of a blog team. This is a guest post by Lee Draper, President of the Draper Consulting Group. by Lee Draper Every foundation should periodically call its permanency into question because it stimulates us to say why we are doing what we are […]
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Philanthropy411, is currently covering the Council on Foundations conference with the help of a blog team. This is a guest post by Ash McNeely, Executive Director of the Sand Hill Foundation. by Ash McNeely I couldn’t have been more surprised at the Council on Foundations breakfast plenary to hear Arianna Huffington — truly one of
Philanthropy411 is currently covering the Council on Foundations conference (and many of the pre-conference events) in Philadelphia with the help of a blog team. This is a joint post by Rusty Stahl, Executive Director of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, and Kris Putnam-Walkerly, President of Putnam Community Investment Consulting, Inc. by: Kris Putnam-Walkerly and Rusty Stahl
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Philanthropy411 is currently covering the Council on Foundations conference (and many of the pre-conference events) in Philadelphia with the help of a blog team. This is a joint post by Rusty Stahl, Executive Director of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, and Kris Putnam-Walkerly, President of Putnam Community Investment Consulting, Inc. by: Kris Putnam-Walkerly and Rusty Stahl
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How often does your organization step back and remember your mission? Sure, you know what your mission is, but how often do you refine the sense of mission that exists in the hearts of your staff, board members and supporters? This year’s Heart & Soul grant program, put on by the CTK Foundation, is designed
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This blog was written by Brenton Gieser, and was posted on his website, brentongieser.com, on December 31, 2010. We are re-posting it here with his permission. A little over a month ago I began a stint as a consultant with Rec.fm, a new start-up out of the valley that is dedicated to merging social commerce with cause donations. A
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