The 2024 High Impact Giving Toolkit and launch webinar were featured in the 1/24/24 edition of Penn Today. “From solar-powered cookstoves in Madagascar to…
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Practice high impact philanthropy with the 2024 High Impact Giving Toolkit
We’re pleased to announce the release of our 2024 High Impact Giving Toolkit, our annual giving toolkit that provides individual donors and institutional funders…
See event detailsIsrael/Gaza Crisis: How Can I Help?
The ongoing Israel-Hamas war has led to a humanitarian crisis across the region, with a staggering civilian death toll that continues to rise. This…
See event detailsKat Rosqueta interviews Rajiv Shah about new book “Big Bets”
What does it take to be a change-maker on a global scale? By actively seeking to solve problems rather than making incremental improvements, according to Rajiv Shah, MD (M’02, W’05), a Penn alum and the President of the Rockefeller Foundation.
See event detailsPathways to Impact: Funders discuss trust-based philanthropy, program related investments, and measuring impact
What is trust-based philanthropy and how can funders implement it? How can program-related investments supplement grantmaking? What is philanthropy’s relationship with public policy?
See event detailsKat Rosqueta in Stanford Social Innovation Review: For impact, rethink the fundamentals
Kat Rosqueta, founding executive director of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy, writes on the need to rethink who we’re talking about when we talk about philanthropy in her piece “Philanthropy Needs to Focus on ‘Who,’ Not Just ‘How'” in Stanford Social Innovation Review’s 20th-anniversary edition.
See event detailsKat Rosqueta discusses the philanthropic landscape in the year to come in CCS Fundraising’s 2023 Philanthropy Pulse Webinar
On February 15th, Kat Rosqueta joined Greg Hagin, Principal & Managing Director of CCS Fundraising to discuss CCS’s 2023 Philanthropy Pulse Report…
See event detailsThree ways to respond following the earthquake in Turkey and Syria
The 7.8-magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on Feb. 6 is one of the deadliest natural disasters in decades, with a death toll that’s surpassed 41,000 and is expected to continue rising. In the middle of winter, hundreds of thousands of people are without shelter in a region already pummeled by a 12-year refugee crisis.
See event detailsEarthquake in Turkey & Syria: How Can I Help?
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck February 6, 2023, causing thousands of deaths in Turkey and Syria. With thousands of people homeless, aid workers are…
See event detailsCHIP’s 2023 High Impact Giving Toolkit supports a more secure future for all
Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, some people have returned to a sense of stability, but many face tremendous uncertainty about the future. For…
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