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Philanthropy Forward '20

Wednesday, September 23, 2020 to Friday, September 25, 2020
... Family Foundation Steven Moore, The Columbus Foundation Lissy Rand, Deaconess Foundation Emily Savors, The Columbus ...

Philanthropy Ohio statement to Ohio General Assembly Conference Committee

Publication date: 
06/2021

Philanthropy ohio submitted comments to the state's conference committee, highlighting key provisions to be included or taken out of the state budget, which include reinstating the Step Up To Quality program; removing language requiring affordable housing projects be appraised for tax purposes at full market value; supporting the inclusion of a new funding formula for K-12 education; and maintaining the 12-month access for postpartum care under the Medicaid program.

Resource Type: 
Policy Briefing
Topic: 
Public Policy
Funding Area: 
Education
Housing/Homelessness

COVID-19 Support Listserv Postback - 4/14/2020

Publication date: 
04/2020

The Ohio Department of Health has reached out to Philanthropy Ohio to both gather information and inform you of needs they are hearing. In particular, we want to gather information on whether your organization – whether through a specific COVID-19 crisis fund or collaboration or through other organizational funds – is providing support directly to individuals.

Resource Type: 
Listserv Discussion

COVID-19 Support - Listserv Responses

Publication date: 
04/2020
COVID-19 support – The Ohio Department of Health has reached out to Philanthropy Ohio to both gather information and inform you of needs they are hearing. In particular, we want to gather information on whether your organization – whether through a specific COVID-19 crisis fund or collaboration or through other organizational funds – is providing support directly to individuals.

Philanthropy Review Winter 2020

Publication date: 
12/2020

The Philanthropy Review Winter 2020 edition features four members’ reflections on 2020 and perspectives on 2021 challenges; an update on the Ohio Collaborative for Educating Remotely and Transforming Schools public-private partnership; and welcomes several new leaders to their jobs in philanthropy.

Resource Type: 
Member Service

Philanthropy Review Summer 2021

Publication date: 
06/2021

The Philanthropy Review 2021 summer edition member newsletter features a new series to build nonprofit capacity and enhance impact for members and grantees; tips on reviewing your investment policy statement; the results of the 2020 membership satisfaction survey; guidance on succession planning; the Philanthropy Forward ’21 plenary speakers and much more!

Education Initiative Meeting Resources - April 2021

Publication date: 
04/2021

The April meeting provided updates on education provisions of the state budget, the school funding proposal and federal COVID-19 funding for education. State Superintendent Paolo DeMaria gave news on his priorities for K-12 education and OFT President Melissa Cropper shared educators’ priorities, especially as schools address COVID-19 impacts. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities discussed recent federal efforts to address poverty that can impact student success, including income and child tax credit and housing assistance.

Resource Type: 
Meeting Materials
Program Recording
Topic: 
Public Policy
Funding Area: 
Education

Beyond Grantmaking: Philanthropic Foundations as Agents of Change and Institutional Entrepreneurs

Studies examining the role of philanthropic foundations in advancing social change have primarily focused on the impact of foundations’ financial resources, but few scholars have analyzed how foundations also leverage social mechanisms to advance and legitimate desired change. We conceptualize philanthropic foundations as agents of change, known as institutional entrepreneurs, to illuminate the social mechanisms they employ in pursuit of institutional change.
Resource Type: 
Research
Audience: 
Community Foundation
Funding Area: 
Education

Health In Mind

Health in Mind, A philanthropic guide for mental health and addition by The Center for High Impact Philanthropy

Resource Type: 
Research

Community Foundation Field Guide to Impact Investing

Publication date: 
09/2013
The vision for this Field Guide came from the collective wisdom of a working group convened by the Council on Foundations in August 2012. Guided by the community foundation leadership of Kathy Merchant at The Greater Cincinnati Foundation and Stuart Comstock-Gay at The Vermont Community Foundation and managed by Laura Tomasko at the Council on Foundations, the working group met throughout the past year to strategize on how best to move the community foundation field forward in impact investing.
Resource Type: 
Research
Audience: 
Community Foundation
Topic: 
Investments

Serving Those Who Served

This book will help donors assess the field. It is especially oriented toward helping the latest, post-9/11, generation of veterans. And we make particular efforts to illuminate the places where private funding can act more effectively than government—which pours more than $140 billion into veterans every year, but not very flexibly, and with many gaps. Our main purpose is to help philanthropists make certain their gifts go beyond sentimental support, and actually aid a population that every good American wants to see prosper.
Resource Type: 
Research
Audience: 
Community Foundation
Topic: 
Advocacy
Funding Area: 
Veterans

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