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July 2014 | Philanthropy Northwest
by David Landers, deputy director | How easy is it to contact your United States Representative or Senator? What about contacting a Congressperson outside of your district who is voting on an issue you care about? Because our public policy work at Philanthropy Northwest aims to support better...
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Philanthropy Northwest
September 20, 202410:00am to 11:00am
PDT Philanthropic support for the arts has a long history, with major museums, philharmonics and other institutions benefiting from private donations for generations. However, several arts funders in the Northwest are breaking from the traditional approach, focusing on advancing equity in both who they...
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October 2021 | The Giving Practice
Building cultures and practices that address racial equity can be one of the most complex and challenging experiences of a leader’s career. When there’s no map to follow, no magical checklists that tell you you’re doing it right – peer cohorts offer a critical space for self-reflection, testing...
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Philanthropy Northwest
April 17, 202010:00am to 11:30am
PDT Philanthropy has an important role to play in supporting community preparedness and response to the evolving COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. Continue the discussion with your peers and join Philanthropy Northwest for a conversation among funders in our region on responding to the outbreak. We will...
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Philanthropy Northwest
May 14, 202110:00am to 11:00am
PDT Join Philanthropy Northwest for this conversation where we will hear from co-founders of a multicultural, cross-sector collaborative of nonprofit leaders working to promote wellness and restore resources with Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities across Washington state called...
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September 2014 | Philanthropy Northwest
Recently, banks who work with foundations and nonprofits began moving toward a different loan program called the “credit holder model,” which can open up a whole new world of collateral access. Nazim Karmali and Robert Harding of Pacific Continental Bank explain.