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Catalytic Philanthropy In India
Nidhi M. Reddy, Lalitha Vaidyanathan, Katyayani Balasubramanian, Kavitha Gorapalli, Sharad Sharma
This collaborative report from FSG and the Indian School of Business explores how India's largest givers can help solve critical social problems.
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Opportunities for Foundation Leadership
Jeff Cohen, Nathalie Jones, Leslie Crutchfield
These three case studies show how community foundations, working to
create more informed and engaged communities, contributed to
transforming their own institutions.
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Collective Impact
Mark Kramer, John Kania
Large-scale social change requires broad cross-sector coordination, yet the social sector remains focused on the isolated intervention of individual organizations.
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Making Informed Decisions in Uncertain Times
Wendy Horton, Valerie Bockstette, Melissa Scott
How do community foundations respond to volatile financial markets and
bearish economic indicators? This report identifies strategies and
recommendations for responding to the economic downturn.
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Interactive Strategy Model
The Interactive
Strategy Model (ISM) helps community foundations model the impact of
strategic changes on their economics. The materials, hosted on the CF
Insights website, include a User Guide, Tools and Surveys.
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A Different View on Community Funds
Mark Kramer
In this letter to the editor, Kramer takes exception to an article in
the Chronicle of Philanthropy--and argues that the most successful
community foundations will be those that respond simultaneously to the
needs of their community and their donors.
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Paying the Price of Innovation
Mark Kramer, John Kania
Our communities would be poorer were community foundations to forego the
rich range of services they provide. On the other hand, community
foundations cannot be expected to sustain these services without paying
for them somehow.
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Mixed Motives
Mark Kramer
Any donor's giving has multiple motivations. In this piece, Kramer
argues that there are three primary motivational categories of giving and that by establishing budgets for each type
and consciously considering one's motivations, donors can
improve their impact.
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