As a service to our clients, projects, and community partners, Charitable Ventures continues to track government funding issues at the federal, state, and local levels.
As we witness policies and rhetoric that dehumanize, exclude, and marginalize, we must ask: What is our role as nonprofit leaders, advocates, and community members?
Once again, we are entering a time of uncertainty and ambiguity. While we don’t know much yet about the changes coming from the new administration, here are some things to think about to prepare for the next few years.
Trauma always comes out, and we believe it is coming out now, loudly, in the workforce. And that turbulence is being compounded by the economy, politics and the continuing structural challenges inherent in our nonprofit sector.
What would it look like if we were able to embrace our donors and investors as true partners, and not as revenue sources? Our blog from CEO Anne Olin explores this new vision of partnership.
If we want the important work of justice and equity to serve as centering principles of our society, we must move the work from the margins to the center of the nonprofit sector.
As we celebrate the 246th anniversary of this nation, as we grapple with a tarnished democratic system that has so many cracks in it ... I find myself wanting to reconnect to the American Dream that I grew up with, having had a child’s faith in its truth.
In this new normal, where circumstances and policies seem to be changing daily, here are some ideas to anchor your work and your organizations in the things that really matter.
The votes are counted, the election is officially over, and we are moving forward with a 46th President. But the aftermath of the 45th is just beginning, and the fight is apparently not over.
In this new normal, where circumstances and policies seem to be changing daily, here are some ideas to anchor your work and your organizations in the things that really matter.
