Friday, November 8, 2019
Columbus State opened a food bank for low-income students; The Market was supported by Cardinal Health Foundation, which gave a $700,000 grant; Kroger and Wasserstrom provided in-kind support of grocery equipment.
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NEW PHILANTHROPY REVIEW EDITION out now
The Philanthropy Review Fall 2019 edition is available online to download and read. This edition features reflections on advancing equity from three members who are taking on the work, how one foundation leader is combating brain drain in her community, Deborah Aubert Thomas’ first President’s Pen and much more.
2019 PHILANTHROPY AWARD WINNERS
Last month at Philanthropy Forward ’19, we announced this year’s Philanthropy Award winners who have made significant contributions to the sector and their communities. The awardees are Geoffrey Gund, Ohio Philanthropy Award; John E. Moore, Sr., Michael G. Shinn Award for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Philanthropy; Rachel Goodspeed, Emerging Ohio Philanthropist Award; and bi3, Ohio Philanthropy Innovation Award.
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Member Spotlight
Toledo Community Foundation launches new brand identity
Toledo Community Foundation has rebranded as the Greater Toledo Community Foundation, introduced a new brand identity and website this month. The new name and brand better reflect the foundation’s mission, while honoring the past, and includes an update to the classic blue logo mark as well as a new tagline: “Strength in Giving. Hope in Action.”
“Over the past several decades, we have built a strong reputation for bringing together financial resources of individuals, families and businesses to support effective nonprofits in the community,” said Keith Burwell, president of Greater Toledo Community Foundation. “Evolving our name and brand is the appropriate strategic move for us, and the research showed that. While we wanted to accurately reflect our work in the new name and tagline, we also wanted to position the Foundation for new opportunities and growth.”
In existence since 1973, the foundation has more than 875 funds with assets of approximately $304 million. To see their new website, visit toledocf.org.
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Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Adjusting Medicaid payments for social determinants of health would help address the broader social needs of children, according to a new report.
Monday, November 4, 2019
Our monthly enewsletter brings members the most current developments in education policy in the state and nation.