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A new report examines the role of foundations in promoting a “pro-immigrant movement.” Philanthropies need to do more to meet the challenges that immigrant communities face, according to the report by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy. More also… Read More
It's been ten years since NCRP released Criteria for Philanthropy at Its Best. As I reflect on the animated response to the report, I'm struck by how far the sector has come since 2009 — and, paradoxically,… Read More
Addressing symptoms with Band-Aid approaches is not cost-efficient nor effective. Systems must be named, visibilized and addressed head on. According to recent research by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, foundations have under-invested in the movement for immigrant… Read More
For Immediate Release April 30, 2019 Florida’s Immigrant Justice Movement Is an Untapped Opportunity for U.S. Foundations that Want Real Impact Florida among geographic regions where grant dollars are scarce while threats to immigrant communities are… Read More
The Heartland Fund, and the foundations and consultants behind it, are trying to facilitate a turnaround of decades of philanthropic neglect of rural and suburban areas and small cities, starting with organizing and issue advocacy in… Read More
The anti-immigration rhetoric and policy that have surged during the Trump presidency have not gone unnoticed by the U.S. philanthropic community. Research released this month by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy indicates that less than 1%… Read More