The Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy promotes more effective philanthropy and strengthens the nonprofit sector through research and convening.
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Join us TODAY at 1 pm ET/10 am PT for the second #CitiesPhilanthropy22 episode with @TSFF CEO @fredgblackwell. Catch it on Kresge’s Facebook Events page: bit.ly/3Ach9yT.
📺 8/18: In the second #CitiesPhilanthropy22 episode, @RipRapson @kresgefdn speaks with @fredgblackwell @TSFF about supporting neighborhoods by asking residents what they need.
Catch the episode on Kresge’s Facebook Events page at 1 pm EDT on 8/18: bit.ly/3Ach9yT
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“Our community foundations have wandered from the path of community into the forest of fundraising.” startribune.com/philanthropy…
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The role of #philanthropy in resolving the #Detroit bankruptcy crisis - case study on "Grand Bargain" by @cpppatusc ow.ly/220v30er2wL
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25 year reflection on #philanthropy response to LA Riots LA Urbsn Funders existed 2 address #economicopportunity in marginalized communities
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"Real change requires multiple, inter-related outcomes" - Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's Jim Shelton and @BridgespanGroup at @cpppatusc
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Bringing Detroit from bankruptcy to economic revival |ow.ly/NFbS306pRr9 @SSIReview @kresgefdn @GIHealth @cpppatusc
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.@cpppatusc launches Irene Hirano Inouye Philanthropic Leadership Fund! priceschool.usc.edu/cppp-lau…
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"We have a moral imperative to share what we are learning from the evaluations we commission." - @FayDTwersky. hubs.ly/H04H88y0
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.@cpppatusc establishes a new #philanthropic fund to support foundations in honor of Irene Hirano Inouye @USJC ow.ly/QXOI304YmFn
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Why we need funding structures that will allow great ideas to mature-- and how impact investing can help. ow.ly/fMI6304HuS8
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OUT TODAY: CEP and the Center for Evaluation Innovation have partnered on NEW research! hubs.ly/H04qYch0
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Reimagining the Civic Commons initiative aims to improve civic assets in #Akron, #Memphis, #Chicago & #Detroit! bit.ly/2c22HRL
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Here's why #BlackLivesMatter to #philanthropy and what we're doing about it. #ReasonsForHope fordfoundation.org/ideas/equ… amp.twimg.com/v/511cd1ed-7de…
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#TBT Great video of @Jeancase at @cpppatusc in 2014, encouraging risk taking in #Philanthropy: bit.ly/29RQx8G #BeFearless #impinv
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.@jekobara we're here to make a difference, in the "for-purpose" sector. #501conference #generositygap
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Great fun signing #DetroitResurrected last week at USC/Kresge's #DrawingonDetroit in L.A.! DetroitResurrected.com
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.@RobinHacke talks w/ delegates about shared priorities that guide investment in their community. #DrawingOnDetroit
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Approaches from #Detroit that intrigue other cities: civil engagement & leadership development through @detroitfellows. #DrawingOnDetroit
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"Flexing the muscle of collaboration" is a key to transforming cities - George McCarthy @landpolicy. Couldn't agree more. #DrawingonDetroit
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Nissenbaum:Mixed use n'hoods can work, but you need density. Businesses need density, Detroit needs density. #DrawingonDetroit @landpolicy