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Philanthropy Northwest
May 6, 202010:00am to 11:00am
PDT Virtual
Please join us for our upcoming Corporate Member Briefing to discuss the current COVID-19 crisis. In this briefing, a panel of local, corporate leaders will be joining us to share their thoughts on the implications of COVID-19, as well as how they think corporate entities can respond to the...
Event Session
Philanthropy Northwest
October 22, 202410:15am to 11:30am
MDT This session will explore the systemic issues that Donor-in-Movement (DMF) Funds address, such as combating the tendency of traditional donor-advised funds (DAFs) to enable systemic wealth hoarding. Participants will receive a comprehensive overview of how institutional funders can develop similar...
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Key Findings Program development accounted for the largest share of support type in 2014. Similar to national giving trends, U.S. foundations and corporate funders allocated the greatest proportion of grant dollars to activities described as program development ($850.6 million out of $1.8 billion...
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Philanthropy Northwest
July 22, 201510:00am to 12:00pm
PDT Webinar
A local service organization would like you to collaborate on a much needed community project. A dedicated person wants to raise money to pay them to deliver services to seniors in your community. They want to set up a pass-through fund with your foundation to handle charitable contributions. We've...
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We use our collective voice to take a stand on issues that matter to our communities. Philanthropy Northwest uses our collective power to promote structural shifts through thought partnership, sector organizing and advocacy to inform policies that increase the availability of philanthropic and...
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Philanthropy Northwest
October 22, 20248:30am to 10:00am
MDT In philanthropy, our job is to move resources. However, how these resources move and to whom has not always been equitable. In this session, we will hear from leaders who are reckoning with historic harm and current economic inequity, and the call for a future of philanthropy that centers repair.