To Mark Black Philanthropy Month, Grant Makers Need to Double Down on Fight for Racial Justice
Even as the headlines have moved on to other crises, donors must recommit to efforts sparked by the 2020 racial reckoning. They must be true partners to Black leaders whose innovative ideas and relentless focus are driving this movement for change.
By Cheryl L. Dorsey
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The Racial Funding Gap Can’t Continue in the Pandemic
New research shows that well-meaning efforts have not closed disparities. We need grant makers to do more to help nonprofits run by people of color build sustained support to meet the challenges ahead.
By Cheryl L. Dorsey, Jeff Bradach and Peter Kim
Keys to Identifying Social Entrepreneurs Who Can Make Big Changes
Seeking people who have a shared sense of humanity and an open mind may make more of a difference than expertise in a cause.
By Cheryl L. Dorsey
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Social Innovation Fund Sends Important Signal to Grant Makers
The value of the Social Innovation Fund is that it seeks to build a better financial marketplace for innovative nonprofit organizations.
By Cheryl L. Dorsey and PAUL SCHMITZ