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This blog post was originally published by the Initiative for Responsible Investing at Harvard University.
We just launched the Community Foundation Field Guide to Impact Investing in San Diego. As part of that, I got to moderate a session with five of the Guide’s contributors…
Community Foundations are grantmaking public charities that are dedicated to improving the lives of people in a defined local geographic area. They bring together the financial resources of individuals, families, and businesses to support effective nonprofits in their communities.
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Private Grantmakers include private, independent, and family foundations, along with operating private foundations, grantmaking LLCs, and private health-conversion foundations.
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Corporate Grantmakers include corporate foundations and corporate giving programs that are funded by companies as separate legal entities.
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At the Council, Public charity members are grantmaking organizations that include intermediary grantmakers, health-conversion foundations, and public charities that make grants and operate programs.
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As much as we’d like to, we can’t predict the future. However, we can ensure the future outlook for effective programs and nonprofits is vibrant. At a recent meeting of grantmakers and nonprofits receiving funding through the federal Social Innovation Fund, Tulaine Montgomery from…
Non-US foundations are headquartered outside of the United States. Tribal Grantmakers use grants to support native communities in the US and globally.
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Organizations and sole-practitioners that support philanthropy are eligible to join the Council as associate members. This includes nonprofit organizations like philanthropy-serving organizations and for-profit entities like law firms and consultants. Sole practitioners are consultants, attorneys,…
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