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3 Lessons on Evaluation in Foundations
Philanthropy411, is currently covering the Council on Foundations conference with the help of a blog team. This is a guest post by Mayur Patel, Vice President of Strategy and Assessment at the John S… more →
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News and Events 5-21-12: Remembering Flo Green, Education and Obesity, and More
wrote 1 week ago: Remembering Flo Green “I first met Flo over 15 yrs ago when she headed the California Associat … more →
Building Nonprofits’ Capacity to Win Grants in 2012
wrote 2 weeks ago: The competition for grants is fierce these days. Foundation assets are stagnant or declining while g … more →
Is Corporate Engagement A Win-Win Model for Giving?
wrote 1 month ago: From the Council on Foundations’ Our Philanthropy April 2012 issue: At a time when market vola … more →
Robert Bobb, Megan Martin named to Trust board...Council on Foundations names new president...Fight for Children announces Quality Schools winners [News, 4.11.12]
wrote 1 month ago: COMMUNITY - Former District city administrator and board of education president Robert Bobb and Cent … more →
When LINsanity Comes to Philanthropy
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wrote 2 months ago: By Simon Greer, President and CEO, Nathan Cummings Foundation (This post originally appeared on the … more →
Want to Change the World? It’s D + V + P
wrote 2 months ago: By Sara Beggs, ASF Don’t you love when reality can be boiled down to a pithy equation, especially o … more →
The Council on Foundations publishes message from Novelette Peterkin on the impact of philanthropy in Norwalk Public Schools
wrote 4 months ago: The Council on Foundations (COF) is a national nonprofit association of more than 1,700 grantmaking … more →
Making virtual lemonade tomorrow...Virginia hits the polls...Mark Bolgiano named VP and CIO at Council on Foundations [News, 11.8.11]
wrote 6 months ago: The final countdown! Give to the Max Day starts at midnight tonight. Who can participate? Literally … more →
A New Agenda for Corporate Philanthropy
wrote 7 months ago: I had the opportunity to attend last week’s “The Evolution of Corporate Philanthropy Con … more →
Hitachi Foundation celebrates young entrepreneurs...Educating senior citizens on HIV/AIDS...Survey finds nonprofit employees largely dissatisfied [News, 10.25.11]
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wrote 7 months ago: GIVING | For the Council on Foundation’s blog, The Hitachi Foundation’s Barbara Dyer tal … more →
Philanthropy Factoid Wednesday: The big impact of family foundations
wrote 7 months ago: It would be hard to overstate the significant role that family foundations play in American philanth … more →
Heavyweight in Philanthropy Weighs In
wrote 9 months ago: Charles and I, along with members of New Generation of African American Philanthropists, have invite … more →
It's Not (Just) About the Money
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wrote 9 months ago: Elegant and well-heeled would be the best way to describe them. I smiled at these two women of indet … more →
USDA Signs MOU with Rockefeller's Council on Foundations to Exploit Rural America
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wrote 9 months ago: By Food Freedom* On Friday, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA has signed an agre … more →
Two Nonprofit CEOs Call It Quits
wrote 10 months ago: Steve Gunderson, CEO of the Council on Foundations, and Robert D. Reischauer, CEO of the Urban Insti … more →
The Privilege of Eating Well
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wrote 1 year ago: This post is the first of a series on Food and Philanthropy. Scroll down to find out what’s ne … more →
Philanthropy Put on "Trial" at COF Annual Meeting
wrote 1 year ago: This is a summary of the five stories in the latest webcast of NPTtv, “Hung Jury.” The … more →
American Council of Learned Societies Public Fellows Program
wrote 1 year ago: The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) announces the inaugural competition of its Public F … more →
The verdict is out!
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wrote 1 year ago: Image by Joe Gratz via Flickr The Council on Foundations wrapped up its annual conference with the l … more →
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