A key component in developing Philanthropy Ohio’s strategic framework was to learn about national trends in the philanthropic sector. I interviewed seven regional and national thought-leaders and reviewed numerous reports and studies. I’ve now brought this learning forward with updated information on high-level trends which grantmakers need to pay attention to.
The Charles H. Dater Foundation wins 2020 Governor's Award for the Arts.
The Montgomery Foundation and the Coshocton Foundation sign affiliation agreement.
When you think about neighborhood parks, you probably think about properties and recreation areas owned or maintained by the city government. While this is often the case, here in Cleveland we are also seeing new public spaces created thanks to the initiative of local residents and organizations. These resident-driven development efforts demonstrate how we all can play a role in making our communities more vibrant.
Our monthly enewsletter updates members about Ohio and U.S. health policy developments.
Our monthly enewsletter brings members the most current developments in education policy in the state and nation.
Barberton Community Foundation awards $48,375 in grants.
This past September, 235 Philanthropy Ohio members, presenters and plenary speakers convened in Cincinnati for Philanthropy Forward ’19 and left energized to implement new ideas and practices into their work.
The Community Foundation for Crawford County’s #Giving2sday effort raises more than $200K.
The 2020 census is right around the corner and the U.S. Census Bureau’s work will begin to gear up in full swing. With so much work to be done and the importance census data provides our members, we checked around the state to see how Philanthropy Ohio members are doing their part to ensure a fair and complete count.
