When we can share our cares and concerns along with our joys and hopes, we can see one another’s humanity and perhaps find a common ground regardless of our political and social views. So how do we set a place at the table for our work in philanthropy to be inclusive of all voices?
Read how our member Catchafire launched its internal DEI work to better serve the community in this guest blog post by Gerard McGeary, senior director of strategic partnerships at Catchafire.
The Dayton Foundation embarks on a new era as it reaches 100 years.
The Greater Toledo Community Foundation’s Oswald Supporting Organization awarded grants totaling $144K to eight nonprofit organizations.
NeighborRelief received funding from The Wells Foundation, United Way and the Columbus Foundation.
Philanthropy Ohio launched a Racial Equity Capacity Assessment for members and Ohio foundations to gain valuable insight individually and collectively on the journey to promote racial equity. Registration is open now through April 23 to sign your organization up to participate.
The People for Trees campaign received $200K from The Cleveland Foundation.
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.
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, I offer a celebration of women involved in our state’s philanthropies, those who have been major donors to innumerable causes and institutions, those who gather in giving circles and women’s funds to support their communities, those who have established foundations for giving in perpetuity, those who inspire us to give more.
