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Philanthropy Northwest
April 28, 202110:00am to 11:30am
PDT Virtual
The Tribal Broadband Learning Community engages in monthly convenings to discuss topics related to broadband strategies for tribal communities. Right now there is an unprecedented amount of investment being made in tribal broadband throughout Indian Country. In order to access public and...
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Philanthropy Northwest
October 8, 202012:45pm to 2:00pm
PDT 2020 has laid bare the harsh realities of anti-Blackness in America. Black communities have been doing the work for years but continue to be significantly underfunded by the philanthropic sector. In this session, we’ll hear how public and private foundations are thinking beyond the moment. Speakers...
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August 2023 | Philanthropy Northwest
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) are growing substantially as a tool for philanthropy. The Institute for Policy Studies reports that 4% of individual giving went into DAFs in 2007 and by 2021 it reached 22%, with DAFs holding $234 billion and growing faster than private foundations. Many Philanthropy...
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June 2015 | Philanthropy Northwest
Jeff Clarke continues his series of conversations with leaders in the region and across the field with Mickey Babcock, founder of the Equipoise Fund, a private foundation that aims to energize, enrich and encourage the vision, voice and visibility of Wyoming's women and girls.
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September 2015 | Philanthropy Northwest
The Starbucks Foundation has announced three new grants totaling $110,000 to nonprofit organizations supporting the refugee crisis in Europe. “We believe that donating funds directly to these organizations is the best way for us to support expert relief providers, enabling them to allocate...
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January 2017 | Philanthropy Northwest
The Wayne D. Kuni and Joan E. Kuni Foundation has partnered with the Community Foundation for Southwest Washington to create a new $50 million fund that will support cancer and other medical research, and enhance the lives of developmentally disabled adults.