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George McCully is president of Catalogue for Philanthropy.
Leslie Dunford is Vice President for Corporate Governance and Administration at the Cleveland Foundation. Leslie Dunford is the organization's liaison to its board of directors and legal counsel, advising on matters of regulatory compliance and governance.
Luz Maria Frias serves as Vice President of Community Philanthropy for The Minneapolis Foundation. She provides a wealth of expertise in human services, strategic planning, public policy, budget developing and management for the foundation.
One more sign that philanthropy is entering the mainstream of American popular culture is its intense involvement with this year’s Super Bowl.
Football is far and away the most popular subject in our public media. Thirty million viewers weekly, 53 million for the Conference championships,…
Neel Hajra is CEO of the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation and has been recognized for his leadership (two national fellowships and a local “CEO of the Year” United Way award), collaboration (a national HUD Secretary’s Award for Public-Philanthropic Partnerships), and…
Susan joined The Community Foundation in 2001 and has served as Vice President of Programs since 2010. In this role, she oversees the Foundation’s community grants program, Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities and supports special grantmaking initiatives such as the Northside…
Mary Phillips is president of GMA Foundations. She is presenting at the “Same Cloth, Different Garments” session, February 14 from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the Family Philanthropy Conference.
Lisa Jolley serves as Director of Donor Services and Development for The Columbus Foundation. She facilitates the process of creating new funds and establishing planned gifts, and serves as a resource for donors who are interested in learning more about charitable estate planning techniques.
Jonathan Lorenzo Yorba is the President and CEO of The Community Foundation based in Riverside, California. Yorba has more than 20 years of executive leadership experience in the arts and the humanities.
Most family foundations tend to conduct their grantmaking by continuing the discussion until everyone either agrees or at least agrees to commit to a decision. This approach can be time consuming, but rewarding. What happens, though, when you can’t all agree? What do you do when one…