In partnership with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, we recently honored individuals who are making a difference in the community with the return of the "Change Makers" series. This year’s theme, “Kids in the Community,” highlighted youth who’ve gone above and beyond with service and charitable works in the Western Pennsylvania region. “We are excited to be part of celebrating Pittsburgh’s youth who are leading the charge in helping their fellow neighbors and communities in innovative and meaningful ways,” said Kenya T. Boswell, senior vice president of community affairs at Highmark Health, who presented the awards to the kids.
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Check out this issue of Partners!
Dive into the spring/summer issue of PARTNERS in community, a magazine by Grand Rapids Community Foundation. Our "How We Give" series continues with donor partner and Metz Legacy Society member Bob Zylstra and his philanthropy journey. We talk with United Methodist Community House about their current and future projects and share an update from our Youth Grant Committee. We hope you will be inspired - read the entire magazine at GRFoundation.org/PARTNERS
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After a rigorous application and selection process, Carpe Diem Arts has been successfully chosen to be a partner organization of Spur Local, formerly known as Catalogue for Philanthropy. Spur Local says, "All nonprofit partners are chosen by residents who live or work in the Greater Washington region. As part of our annual review process, these 170+ volunteers look beyond the traditional metrics of evaluation and address questions that people don’t always think to ask or have the time to assess. What need is a nonprofit meeting? Are its finances sound? What impact does it make on our local communities, and how does it involve communities in their work? Through this democratic decision-making process, we then determine the critical local nonprofits that join our network, and enter a four-year partnership with us."
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There were so many important conversations happening during the 2023 CAHC, including the discussion of parents leading in housing policy. Check out this and all other recordings from the Conference here: https://bit.ly/3TGPRuJ
Check out this amazing group of parents leading the charge in housing policy! 🏠 They teamed up to shape a housing policy discussion with help from Melville Charitable Trust and the National Parent Leadership Institute. With moderators Melvette Hill and Carolyn Lee-Davis, they're sharing their stories, why they joined the cause, and the lessons they're picking up. Join the conversation on empowering families facing housing challenges! Watch the full video on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3TGPRuJ #CAHC2023 #CAHCSpotlight #HousingForAll
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Check out this article from OCG’s very own Taryn Taddeo Palumbo! Nonprofits exist in communities across the country, and there are more than 1.8 million nonprofits registered in the U.S. Yet, in an annual review conducted of nonprofits, only 13% of nonprofits reported engaging voters in 2022. At Orange County Grantmakers, we are pleased to support Charitable Ventures, on its OC Votes initiative to help nonprofits understand the important role they play in getting out the vote. Through resources like voter guides from LAist , the Orange County Register, and Voice Of OC, we encourage noprofit and community leaders to learn about the local issues on the upcoming ballot. Nonprofit-driven voter engagement is not only a chance to help communities better understand how casting a ballot matters in hyperlocal issues affecting their everyday lives, but it’s also an opportunity to advance equity by ensuring our democracy fully represents the vibrant, diverse communities that exist across this nation. To read the rest of the article, click the link here: https://lnkd.in/ggEAbsvZ
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Are you planning on incorporating community involvement or philanthropy into your wealth management strategy? Women often prioritize philanthropy and community involvement in their wealth planning. If this sounds like you, creating a plan that includes charitable giving and community support will align with your personal values and create a lasting impact. #Philanthropy #CommunityInvolvement #GivingBack
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Are you planning on incorporating community involvement or philanthropy into your wealth management strategy? Women often prioritize philanthropy and community involvement in their wealth planning. If this sounds like you, creating a plan that includes charitable giving and community support will align with your personal values and create a lasting impact. #Philanthropy #CommunityInvolvement #GivingBack
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What a trusted and transparent way for those who being of service to others to have clarity on how their contribution will grow and impact lives. Amplifying these 5 touch points: 1. Connections 2. IMAs 3. Administrative Oversight 4. Investments 5. Knowledge of CGTs (charitable giving trends)... Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties can certainly create more awareness and engagement with those looking for #ImpactGiving. #ProfessionalAdvisors
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Friends of the Children-Boston Executive Director Yi-Chin Chen is sharing her thoughts on the significance of individual giving for nonprofits! Read more about the conversation with Yi-Chin and Jim Klocke, CEO of Massachusetts Nonprofit Network, to explore how individual giving changes the game for nonprofits and its impact on equity and community engagement. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3POMsqV
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Vice President for Nonprofit Leadership and Development at The Murdock Trust | Philanthropy | Capacity Builder
We were pleased to support the 2024 Northwest Nonprofit Capacity Report. What were the top three capacity needs identified by our nonprofits? 1. Resources: This is always the top priority - the ongoing funding of incredible work. 2. People: Succession planning, meaningful staff development, effective volunteer engagement, dusting off HR policies that haven't been touched in 7 years... 3. Evaluation: How do you measure impact without overwhelming frontline staff? How are staff and participants involved in the sensemaking of data? Northwest Nonprofit Capacity Survey - M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust (murdocktrust.org)
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Excellent insight which speaks to the aspirational heart of true community engagement.
👏 👏 👏 “Giving back to your community [contributing to society] is not just a charitable act; it is a powerful force that drives positive change and shapes the society we live in. The importance of giving back lies in its ability to foster belonging, address social challenges, facilitate personal growth, strengthen community resilience, and inspire future generations. As individuals, we have the opportunity and responsibility to contribute to the betterment of our communities.…” Matt East
