A little over a year after the April and May 2015 earthquakes that struck Nepal, the country is still struggling to rebuild. We spoke…
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Notes from the Field: Our Takeaways from “The Future of Community”
Last month, over 1,300 attendees gathered in Washington, D.C. for one of the largest convenings of philanthropic professionals in the world, hosted by the…
See event detailsAmerica’s Lead Crisis: How Funders Can Help
The recent crisis in Flint’s water supply has brought national attention to lead poisoning and its harmful effects, especially among children. Sadly, however, lead…
See event detailsWhen Am I Ready to Fund?
When Am I Ready to Fund? Originally published on the CEP blog. The Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) is a nonprofit organization focused on the development of…
See event detailsThis Year, Invest in Women & Girls
Investing in women & girls has immense potential for positive social change– not just for them, but also for their families and communities. Here…
See event detailsThe Chan Zuckerberg Initiative: Our Thoughts
This Giving Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg & his wife Priscilla Chan set the philanthropic sector abuzz by announcing the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a pledge to…
See event detailsCHIP, Fidelity & Annie E. Casey: Partnering for Year-Round Impact
Around the world, the end of the year marks a time of reflection, celebration, and giving. In the United States, approximately 25 percent of…
See event detailsGiving Tuesday: a Q&A
Move aside Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It’s time for Giving Tuesday. Since 2012, the growing movement known as Giving Tuesday has captured worldwide attention- and…
See event detailsHigh Impact Year-End Giving 2015
Around the world, the end of the year is a time of celebration and giving. In the United States, an estimated $75-100 billion—about one-quarter…
See event detailsHow Can I Help?: Center, JBJ Soul, UBS & Others Partner to Build Back Better in NJ after Hurricane Sandy
In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy killed more than 150 people in the U.S. and caused an estimated $65B in damage – making it the…
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