Charity Fraud: A Stark Reminder – Charity Lawyer Blog
Charities and nonprofit organizations are often viewed as pillars of the community, entrusted with addressing societal needs and advancing the…
Perspectives on Intermediaries: Responding to ‘Bridging the Gap’
Introducing CEP’s research on grantee experiences with intermediary funders, lead author Emily Yang notes “a significant rise in both the…
If Intermediaries Are to Be a Viable Tool for Equity, Then They Must Be Funded Accordingly
According to the Center for Effective Philanthropy’s recent report on grantee experiences with intermediary funders, 33 percent of intermediary grantees…
Putting Partnership and Community First: One Intermediary’s Approach
I came to GreenLight Fund after leading Fresh Lifelines for Youth, a direct service and advocacy nonprofit that works with…
Centering the Grantee Experience: A Path to Differentiation for Intermediary Funds
A new report from CEP looks at the grantee perceptions of “intermediary funders” — which it defines as a variety…
Feeder Organizations – Charity Lawyer Blog
At Caritas Law Group, we talk to prospective nonprofit founders every day. They often ask about what activities qualify for…
You Know What They Say About Assumptions: A Reflection on New Research About Intermediary Funders
CEP’s new research, Bridging the Gap: Grantee Perspectives on Intermediary Funders, makes one very clear point: Grantee experiences with intermediary…
In the Wake of DEI Attacks, Philanthropy Must Stand with Black Women
The recent settlement reached in the case against the Fearless Fund, which provides grants to businesses led by women of…
Revisiting Big Questions for Philanthropy: When to Bridge and When to Fight
This is the third and final post in a series in which I revisit some of the big questions for…
9 Event-a-Thon Variations To Shake Up Your Next Event
What if fundraising could be as fun as it is impactful? Event-a-thons can add a twist to your fundraising calendar…