One Year Later: How Has COVID-19 Reshaped Philanthropy?
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Philanthropy has responded to COVID-19 like no other crisis in recent memory. Through increased giving, reduced restrictions, and a deeper focus on listening to communities and partners, foundations, many of whom signed the Pledge, have stepped up in this moment of crisis. Now, a year later, questions arise as to which of these practices will become the “new normal”, while many still ask what more can be done. Join the Council on Foundations to hear from a range of speakers from different philanthropic organizations on how COVID-19 has reshaped their work and what they think the future entails for philanthropy.

			Carolyn Wang Kong
			Chief Program Director
			Blue Shield of California Foundation

			Mieka Wick
			Executive Director
			The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation
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			Neel Hajra
			CEO
			Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation

			Kathleen Enright
			President & CEO
			Council on Foundations
			(Moderator)
Sharing Power and Curbing Racial Inequities: How Grant Makers Can Commit to Real Change a Year After Covid - Tonya Allen, Kathleen Enright, and Hilary Pennington in The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Visit our Field Research page to see an overview of the different ways philanthropy has responded to COVID-19, including by giving more, changing practices, and grappling with the future impacts of COVID-19.