Capacity Building: What Large Nonprofits Want and Need
Learn how you can help your grantees become sustainable by helping them understand how to balance their mission, capital, and programs.
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Learn how you can help your grantees become sustainable by helping them understand how to balance their mission, capital, and programs.
This material is from the 2018 GIFT events and programs.
Facilitated by Aly Sterling Philanthropy, this conversation features a grantmaker and a nonprofit executive providing input on specific tactics to increase mid-sized nonprofits’ capacity to fulfill their mission
Hear how Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation engaged trustees to move from their founder's general intent to support “health” to a more strategic focus.
This webinar discusses why employers can’t fill jobs, what to do about it, and how you can leverage your CSR to address the challenges in your community.
A form IPA uses when discussing whether or not to begin a new program or initiative. Good for small nonprofits considering new programs.
Facilitated by Metamorphosis Consulting, this conversation features an Indiana grantmaker and a nonprofit executive providing input on specific tactics to increase small nonprofits’ capacity to fulfill their mission.
Listing of Indiana Health Coalitions with contact information as of 9/1/16.
This webinar is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the key issues, proposals, and players for donor advised funds - the fastest growing giving vehicle in the country.
This webinar examines IT must-haves and must-dos, including the minimum requirements and additional security procedures community foundations should have in place.
Hear from program leaders and youth on how they have recruited diverse youth and created opportunities to engage and stay involved with them.
Community Foundation of Grant County and Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust share information about scholarships and ways they partner with schools to provide special outreach and support to students.
This webinar will outline the various roles community foundations can play in catalyzing investments that help create lifelong communities – great places to grow up and grow old.
Research shows that one of the greatest impediments to a prosperous future for all of Michigan's people is unequal access to resources. To help foundation leaders and their boards begin essential conversations about marginalized populations and determine the extent to which their organization's culture and grantmaking practices are aligned with a commitment to expanding opportunity in the communities they serve, CMF developed this discussion guide and self-assessment.
As the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation has worked to improve the education, health, and vitality of Indianapolis, they've commissioned a number of research projects and studies to help guide their efforts.
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These sample disclosure forms ask individuals to list their affiliations with other entities that might potentially affect their independent decision making in order to identify potential conflicts of interest based on an expansive definition of affiliated persons.
Discover the best methods for bringing out leadership in young people and leave with a better understanding of how staff at your organizations can ignite the leadership of youth.
Explore how you can inspire youth to share their time, talent, and treasure within your communities. Participants will find out how to inspire personal youth giving, learn group consensus activities, and hear about impactful youth grantmaking.
Participants will leave the webinar with the framework to create an idea for a service learning project that can relate to academic learning, as well as be given online resources for service-learning project ideas.