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Philanthropy Northwest
May 29, 2015 to May 31, 2015
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Bainbridge Island, Wash.
As part of Philanthropy Northwest's commitment to family foundations, we are pleased to share with you this opportunity from Resource Generation. Resource Generation organizes young people with financial wealth to leverage resources and privilege for social change. They are holding their seventh...
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December 2023 | Philanthropy Northwest
Over the last several months, Philanthropy Northwest has been attempting to deepen and expand the conversation around reparative action in philanthropy within our region. To do this, we sought to lean into learning from and about folks who are already engaged in the journey of repair through truth...
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Grantmaking to Wyoming rose 30% between 2012 and 2014. The environment (22%), education (21%), and health (12%) were top priorities for funders to Wyoming and combined, constituted over half of all giving to the state. Compared to overall giving to the Northwest, Wyoming grantees benefited from a...
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Giving up 18% The National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (DC), a public foundation that works closely with 13 U.S government agencies to maximize conservation investments, accounted for a significant share of increased funding to the state. In 2012, NFWF increased its support to Wyoming by nearly...
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Key Findings Native populations received higher percentage of grant dollars to the Northwest than nationwide. Consistent with national trends, the largest shares of philanthropic funding to our region in 2014 focused on supporting historically underserved communities. Within the narrow slice of...
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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...