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“…what a deep well of knowledge and experience you brought to the room. We are all much clearer on next steps and excited to move forward.”
– Executive Director, Family Foundation
In recent years, GMA has worked with the Celia Lipton Farris and Victor W. Farris Foundation to define and hone its grantmaking focus. The process involved deep listening and learning and strengthened grantee relationships.
Leadership sees its own diversity as essential to driving change. Shaping the board is an iterative process, an invitation to reflect on its intentions.
The Miller Foundation is a testament to the value of deep engagement in philanthropy. So - how does one go about building community relationships?
Over two decades, the Parker Foundation has welcomed stakeholders into the fold. Today's board diversity reflects its place-based grantmaking strategy.
Through this grant program, the Fund anticipates awarding grants to two organizations to support young adult participants in their workforce development programs with monthly direct cash payments. read more
In conversation with GMA’s Jenna McCarthy, Mark reflects on his career experience in accounting and how he’s come to call the nonprofit world home. read more
Fund approaches that integrate child behavioral health interventions into high-quality programs for all children and the adults in their lives. read more
At its core, philanthropy is about relationships. One way to foster positive relationships is to be mindful of how we participate in conversation. read more
How can we help unlock positive pathways for 17-to-25-year-olds to achieve economic self-sufficiency?
