New Report Outlines How Philanthropy is Responding to 2020 Crises
Research finds in majority of respondents plan to increase giving beyond 2020
District of Columbia & California, Sept. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
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| WHAT: | The public health, racial justice, and economic crises of 2020 have affected millions of Americans and laid bare the glaring inequities in our systems and institutions. A new report from Council on Foundations, Philanthropy California, and Dalberg Advisors outlines how the US philanthropic sector is responding to the 2020 crises — and the opportunities to shift practices and share power to enable communities and the industry to #BuildBackBetter. We surveyed 250 foundation leaders and conducted more than a dozen in-depth interviews to assess how the sector is changing in three ways: resourcing, priorities, and internal operations. Across all three, we found shifts in practices yet few examples of increases in power sharing. We found some significant shifts in practices including:
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| WHEN: | Report released, Thursday, September 17, 2020 |
| WHERE: | READ THE REPORT |
| MEDIA CONTACTS: | Dalberg NOREEN ARORA Communications noreen@noreenarora.com Southern California Grantmakers PHUONG PHAM Director, Knowledge & Communications phuong@socalgrantmakers.org Council on Foundations NICOLE FORMAN Director, Communications & Marketing nicole.forman@cof.org |
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