Join us for a conversation on centering equity and redefining risk to create broader visions of success in impact-first investing. Vote here for our panel with Manzanita Capital + @commonfutureco: https://t.co/439oYdSi9Z
We believe all of our financial resources should complement the work of our grantee partners and our mission to create a just, equitable, and sustainable society.
We invite you to explore our recent commitments and new Investment Policy Statement. https://t.co/o9mc8Ev0MT
Join our Board of Directors! We are currently seeking applications for two new members of our Board of Directors to join our team of social justice leaders, philanthropy and impact investing professionals, and family members. Deadline: October 12, 2022 https://t.co/4OgZ4cqIFh
We are currently seeking two new members of our Board of Directors to join our team of social justice leaders, philanthropy and impact investing professionals, and family members. Deadline: October 12, 2022 https://t.co/4OgZ4cqIFh
Can you believe it!? Third Wave has been resourcing radical gender justice organizing for 25 years!
Join us on 6/9 as we revel in the Radical Journey and Powerful Futures of our grantees, supporters, and communities and their critical, life-altering work: https://t.co/BFznFhnxyA
Upstate small businesses are calling to #FundExcludedWorkers - they know their survival depends on low-income community members having the ability to support local businesses & economies! @AndreaSCousins @CarlHeastie
https://t.co/5E3JmZJKPb
“Look what happens when women-led organizations of people of color are involved in policymaking.”
Learn how Board member Terrelene Massey in collaboration with Indigenous communities + partner organizations repealed New Mexico’s longstanding abortion ban. https://t.co/2tN39ESBEN
"We’ve changed as the world has changed, but we’ve never wavered in our commitment to equity and justice."
We're excited to share several strategic shifts that we’ve started to make based on the feedback from the field to better support movement needs. https://t.co/c5nBFREdp6
“Regardless of issue focus, all foundations committed to equity, justice and fairness should have an explicit focus on supporting Black-led social change to achieve their goals.”
@Blacksocialchng offers seven key considerations to guide
grantmaking. https://t.co/TfU0Mykp6M
Explore initial lessons learned from Defending the Dream Fund — a collaboration between various philanthropic institutions, including the Noyes foundation, to support grassroots groups’ efforts to protect communities and advance rights. https://t.co/Pt6v93SeNK
Last week, more than 20 funders attended a gathering in New York’s Hudson Valley as part of our efforts to learn about the community’s priorities + collaborate with other New York-based funders to co-create a common agenda that promotes equity and justice. 📷: @TheNYFoundation
“Supporting Black-led social change in pursuit of racial equity is more than an ask from nonprofits to donors. It's a philanthropic responsibility + moral imperative.”
For funders committed to equity, @Blacksocialchng offers a grantmaking guide. https://t.co/TfU0Mykp6M @ABFE
“There is an increased urgency for the funding community to be unequivocal in its opposition to hate.”
We are proud to be one of 20+ philanthropic institutions that has joined the Hate Is Not Charitable campaign to stand up against hate. https://t.co/CwEWIKEAUL
"Systemic change philanthropy is uncomfortable. It’s cumbersome. It’s complex and also simple."
@EDGEFunders and @IndieFunder offer these recommendations for funders interested in systemic change philanthropy. https://t.co/ii833ZrjXk