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The landscape analysis is a teaser of the final report of @generositycomm, which will be coming out this September, which takes these issues on, and more. Here's a taste of the landscape analysis, what I guess you could call it's closing peroration.
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What do we know abt the declines in giving & vol. rates to nonprofits? What do we know abt the growth of other expressions of generosity, outside of formal charitable nps? I take these q's on in a "landscape analysis" just released by @generositycomm.
thegenerositycommission.org/…
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Honored to be named to @InsidePhilanthr's ‘50 Most Powerful Women in U.S. Philanthropy'! To stand alongside these other incredible women is truly humbling.
Together, we are catalysts for change, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to lead our change work at @UnitedWay.
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"You are the go-and-do-likewise people." Thank you to @EbooPatel, president and founder of @interfaithusa, for sharing his wisdom with the Catholic Charities network at #AG2023 and inspiring us to build bridges and heal divisions in our communities. bit.ly/3tyxtJo
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Opinion: "The Bear" is about a team of people who commit themselves wholly to a mission — even though the mission is modest, and the path is arduous. The nonprofit field has much to learn from it, writes @EbooPatel of @InterfaithUSA @TheBearFX phlnthrp.com/44ByJs9
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Kerry Alys Robinson begins her tenure as president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA as only the second woman and second layperson to lead the domestic humanitarian arm of the Catholic Church in the United States. We invite you to learn more about Kerry: bit.ly/45mNyQf
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Congratulations to the honorees in the 2023 The NonProfit Times Power & Influence Top 50. thenonprofittimes.com
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I’m SUPER excited about this!!
📣 Exciting Announcement! We are introducing @EbooPatel, head of #InterfaithAmerica, as a regular opinion columnist.
Read his intro column, calling for greater focus on what’s working in the nonprofit world & how #philanthropy can encourage more of it: phlnthrp.com/46g2W1Q
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A great @InsidePhilanthr article that gives us a view into @CConradCEO's brilliance. @generositycomm is lucky to have her as a commissioner. We learn so much from her contributions as we work together to celebrate & support everyday volunteers & givers. bit.ly/3Ms1vEn
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According to new research from @generositycomm, 75% of people consider themselves generous, citing donations along with everyday acts of kindness and longer-term commitments to good initiatives as ways they express generosity. More in @nonprofittimes: bit.ly/3qjSSEs
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Join PSI & @IUPhilanthropy on May 25 to explore how nonprofits & the media can build trust & engagement with the American public. Featuring @UOsili, @stacypalmer, @sabeenperwaiz, @H_Art_Taylor & moderated by @AspenInstitute's @janewales.
Register now! 👇aspeninstitute.org/events/ho…
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A superb study by @UOsili & @IUPhilanthropy. It recognizes the important role of "everyday" givers, volunteers, & community members. These generous actors are reimagining philanthropy, volunteerism, community. They're the focus of @GenerosityComm which @MikeGianoni & I co-chair.
Our new report on What Americans Think About Philanthropy and Nonprofits looks into the public’s knowledge and opinions about #charitablegiving, philanthropic institutions and practices, and topical and public policy issues. bit.ly/3zzDoxE
ALT A map graphic of the United States in shades of green with a heart in the middle right side. A face profile can be seen in a darker shade of green in the middle of the map as well.
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Charitable giving plays an important but complicated role in the US, subject to many critiques. PSI ED and @generositycomm Co-Chair @janewales weighs in on what it can mean for society and individuals when fewer people give and volunteer.
nytimes.com/2022/12/26/opini…
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While it's impossible to quantify all of the good that happened around the world yesterday - the kindness expressed, time given, hope restored - we do know that in a single day, people in the U.S. gave $3.1B on #GivingTuesday.
givingtuesday.org/millions-w…
ALT GivingTuesday Nigeria held a goods drive
ALT In the Philippines, school children were just back to in person school on the date of GivingTuesday. The Philippines leaders brought them art supplies and gifts to celebrate their return
ALT In New Bern, NC, GivingTuesday leaders hosted an outdoor celebration highlighting all of the town's nonprofits and ways to volunteer and celebrate generosity.
ALT A group posed after a trash pick up on a beach with a gorgeous sunset behind them
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Did you know that less than 2% of total charitable giving goes to women’s and girls’ organizations? @WPIinsights is hosting #GiveToWomenAndGirls Day today! give2womenandgirlsday.org
ALT together we can grow giving to women and girls
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NEW RESEARCH | To kick off the inaugural #GiveToWomenAndGirls Day, we released new findings from our fourth annual Women & Girls Index, the only comprehensive index measuring giving to women’s and girls’ organizations in the U.S. Explore the findings: bit.ly/3T7sOp6
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I’m part @GenerosityComm to better understand generosity & how to strengthened it. @ltmphd & I taught @mamacita1126 @Lin_Manuel to give -whether to Puerto Rico or to Washington Heights. Generosity connects us all. @latimes Thoughts? latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
