Family foundations have always been a force in rural communities. Two major factors influence this consistent presence: First, the wealth of many philanthropic families was developed and generated in rural environments, in industries like timber, mining, agriculture and manufacturing. Second,...
As discussed in the Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR) program, Building Immigrant & Worker Power in Rural America, immigrants and...
Though the prevalence of mental health problems does not differ between rural and urban populations, mental health supports are less readily available in rural areas. In addition to this, the uptake of innovative approaches to mental health care has not been as consistent in rural areas as it...
Join Philanthropy Northwest for a virtual convening of rural funders from across the country to discuss topics and learn best practices alongside peers who serve rural communities. The discussion topic for December is addressing substance use in rural communities.
Join us for the fifth session in our 2021 Rural Funders Series for a discussion on the intersection between rural funders, rural communities and the future of work.
The future of rural America is dependant on a diverse, sustainable and high functioning workforce. Because of this,...
Join Hopa Mountain and Seventh Generation Fund for a discussion on how funders can better support emergency response efforts and disaster preparedness in Indian Country. After a summer of fires and drought on top of...
Around the country, rural communities are turning to tribal broadband programs and partners to reach their internet access goals. In this Rural Funder Series session, we will share real examples of communities working with tribes to accelerate their rural broadband access and opportunities for...