The data and findings throughout this dashboard are based on FY 2019 Columbus Survey responses provided by 238 community foundations and supplemented by publicly available data. We extend our sincere thanks to all who took the time to participate in our survey and contributed to our dataset.

Peer Event

DEI Roundtable: Integrating DEI Language at Your Foundation

Kick-start our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Roundtable Series with an engaging session that lays the groundwork for a more inclusive and equitable philanthropic environment. Learn about essential concepts, explore panelists’ experience, and identify practical ways to integrate these principles into your foundation's practices. 

We are excited to share an inspiring and transformative Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Roundtable Series, tailored specifically for professionals implementing DEI work in the philanthropic sector. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, learn new tools and strategies, and be part of a collaborative movement toward a more inclusive and equitable philanthropic landscape. Secure your spot today and unlock the power of DEI to drive positive change in your foundation and beyond. These sessions will not be recorded in order to create an authentic space for dialogue. 

Kick-start the series with an engaging session that lays the groundwork for a more inclusive and equitable philanthropic environment. Learn about essential concepts, explore panelists’ experience, and identify practical ways to integrate these principles into your foundation's practices. 

Speakers

Speakers

Vivian Oden

Vice President for Equity and Inclusion

Hampton Roads Community Foundation

Tanya M. Odom

Equity & Inclusion Program Director

Walton Family Foundation

Questions?

Connect with Council Staff
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Related Events

Related Resources

Significant increases in donor-advised fund (DAF) fundraising and grantmaking reflect the field's ability to "activate" this portion of their donor base in a time of crisis. As many community foundations work to act as partners to their DAF holders, the trust that results from that partnership manifests in an increase of philanthropic activity when it is needed most.

Collectively, annual survey respondents held 11 percent more in assets than 2019. This increase was fueled by a second straight year of strong investment returns and significant increases in fundraising from donors who helped support the local philanthropic response to the emerging COVID-19 crisis. Grantmaking, like fundraising, saw significant increases field-wide.

These findings are based on fiscal year 2020 (FY 2020) data collected from 211 CF Insights annual survey responses, and supplemented with publicly available data. We appreciate all who shared their data and informed these survey results.