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October 2023 |

Taking a pause can be a powerful thing. The radical act of not doing allows space for reflection, rest, connection, imagination and planning. We managed to do all of this and more by deciding to pause our annual conference in 2023. This pause year allowed us to refocus on our “why” for...

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October 2023 |

The San Juan Island Community Foundation (SJICF) connects islanders with the nonprofit organizations and projects they care about to build a strong and resilient community. Since its founding in 1994, the foundation has strived to make San Juan Island a place where all residents can thrive, and...

These Island Foundations Are Rising Up to Meet Their Communities' Needs with headshots of Carrie Unpingco (San Juan Island Community Foundation) and Jessie Gunn (Whidbey Community Foundation)
September 2023 | The Giving Practice

I was born in South Korea and immigrated to the United States with my family when I was 8 years old. Growing up in predominantly white communities, I wasn’t always able to name or articulate the problem of racism and the multiple layers of inequities because, like most people growing up in...

Featured Image: On a blue background there is an image of Katie to the left, with an illustration of a paper plane above her. To the right is the title of the piece, "Reflections on My Journey in Supporting Critical Conversations on Race." and the TGP log
September 19, 2023 to October 10, 2023
10:00am to 1:00pm
PDT

Are you new to philanthropy? Do you have new staff just entering the sector? Include this series in your onboarding! 

Philanthropy 101 is a four-part virtual series that helps all staff new to philanthropy better understand the sector. In this interactive course, you will discover the...

Philanthropy 101 Graphic with a blueberry background and on the right is a circular design with puzzle piece shapes
September 12, 2023
12:00pm to 1:30pm
PDT

It’s no secret that there is a need for deep, intentional healing to thoughtfully address and atone for the history of racism in the United States. But how? How do we repair the...

Graphic with plum purple, berry blue, river blue, ocean blue and dandelion yellow slanted rectangles shifted to one side. The words read "The Shift - Remembering in Order to Repair: Reparative Framework and Histories" with Philanthropy Northwest's logo in
September 2023 |

As Philanthropy Northwest continues forward in our organizational equity journey, we have continued to reckon with the importance of repair. While unearthing the roots of systemic inequities is a great first step, engaging in reparative action in partnership with harmed communities is critical...

The Shift Blog: Truth Racial Healing and Transformation. A look at First Alaskans Institute's journey to bring their community to the precipice of truth and racial healing. With Ayyu Qassataq headshot
August 2023 |

Donor-advised funds (DAFs) are growing substantially as a tool for philanthropy. The Institute for Policy Studies reports that 4%...

Rising Concerns for Accountability: Addressing the Soaring Growth of Donor-Advised Funds with a photo of someone stacking pennies.