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Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
What do grantees appreciate about the IAF’s model? Where could we improve? 📈 Our grantees’ feedback helps us to keep investing in what works and to find ways to grow as a funder.
We're grateful for what grantees shared in our latest @cepdata survey. #EffectivePhilanthropy
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Eager to connect with peer funders about their approaches to flexible funding? Check out @CEPdata’s Flexible Funding Leaders Cohort. Sign up now to reserve your space for this 2024 peer learning cohort!
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Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Letting Lived Experience Lead the Way | @CEPData
"Too often, people with little on-the-ground experience of the situations they seek to change determine the funding areas and strategies within philanthropy."
cep.org/letting-lived-experi…
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
In our latest @CEPData anonymous survey of grantees, our grantees rated us in the top 1% 🏆 of a cohort of 300 funders for:
⭐ our openness to grantees’ ideas
⭐ our helpful selection process
⭐ our transparency with grantees
⭐ our transparency about our selection criteria
ALT Our grantees rated us in the top 1% for: our openness to grantees’ ideas, our helpful selection process, our transparency with grantees, and our transparency about our selection criteria.
ALT Our grantees scored us in the top 10% for: making a positive impact on their communities, making a positive impact on their organizations, understanding the challenges they face, prioritizing the needs of the communities they serve, advancing the state of knowledge in their fields, and communicating clearly about the IAF’s goals and strategy.
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
"Too often, people with little on-the-ground experience of the situations they seek to change determine the #funding areas and strategies within #philanthropy." @NewBreathFdn via @CEPdata
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Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
I spent some quality time with @johnlegend and @MayorWu on the third day of the @CEPData conference in #Boston, discussing how philanthropy can partner with local governments in addressing racial inequities. #CEP2023
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Dynamic conversation this 3rd day of the @CEPData conference in Boston as I listen to @andreperryedu, @johnlegend & @MayorWu discuss how philanthropy can partner with local governments in addressing racial inequities. #CEP2023 #locallevelmovement
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
All ears at #CEP2023 today with our friends from @CEPData, @FordFoundation, @CompassWorkCap & @Harvard
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
what is philanthropy’s role in strengthening democracy? @dsallentess @thelibrafound @RockBrosFund @CEPData @StandTogether
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Whether re-inventing or renovating democracy…everyone needs to be part of the supermajority supporting democracy @dsallentess @RockBrosFund @PACEfunders @CHayling @StandTogether @thelibrafound #CEP2023
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
There are no easy answers.
Instead, there are tools.
@jacobcharold on philanthropy’s toolbox for social change ar #CEP2023
ALT Slide with Text: There are no easy answers. Instead, there are tools.
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Change can start when we have conversations…yes we can disagree without being disagreeable. #CEP2023
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
Sharing bold changes at @CEPData 2023:
@HaasSrFund ED Jamie Allison led the launch of their Endeavor Fund to dream bigger and lead with more courage.
And to move from silos to integration; from contributions to commitments; from symptoms to system solutions. – at Boston, MA
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
And we’re off! Looking forward to the next few days of learning from the philanthropic community at the @CEPData 2023 event.
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
TPW member & @kendedafund ED @denajkimball shares insights on the org's spend-down on @CEPData blog: “As we move through our final months, we urge other sunsetting funders to spend out by leaning into the unique strengths of your own approach.” cep.org/spending-out-one-fun…
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
"Trust-based #philanthropy is a well-articulated means by which to respect and support self-determination in its most essential form: recognizing the rights, knowledge, and power of people to themselves transform and lead." @christensenfund
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Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
“If we truly believe that Indigenous knowledge, ecological stewardship & solutions will be the key to fight #ClimateChange, our grantmaking practices should empower every person in those communities to show us the way”.
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#PhilanthropyForClimate
@CEPData
Center for Effective Philanthropy retweeted
In 10 days we'll be in Boston for @CEPData's biennial conference! We're so excited to gather and engage with the most pressing issues in #philanthropy. Click here to learn more about #CEP2023: cep2023.org/ and be sure to follow along with the activities on our socials!
