Are Your Ready for a “New Conversation” About Race?
Are you interested in learning more about the various facets of racism in our culture and gain skills to help you navigate the often difficult conversations about race? Perhaps you’re looking for a...
View ArticleS’Mores and iPhone Apps: Family Philanthropy Conversations
Some of our best family discussions happen around the camp fire. In between licking s’mores off our fingers, we share school experiences, summer wishes, and funny stories. The next time you're around...
View ArticleIs $2,200 a Big Deal? Help Low-Income Minnesotans “Claim It!”
Did you know that 18 percent of eligible low-income individuals don’t claim tax credits that would help them pay for basic needs? Not only does this mean less food on the table for individuals and...
View ArticleWho Are “Those People” on the Wrong End of Health Disparities in the Twin...
I have always been captivated by some people’s ability to use only a handful of words to illustrate very complicated concepts and perspectives. Maybe 15 years ago or so, I was deeply moved by the title...
View ArticleWhy Are Our Children Doing Better? Nancy Award Nominations Due March 25
When you think of who has helped improve the well-being of our children, does someone or some organization some to mind? Have they exemplified unwavering dedication and outstanding contributions...
View ArticleMinnesota Foundations Provide Relief for Tornado Victims
Hundreds of north Minneapolis residents have been left without permanent housing after Sunday’s deadly tornado. Minnesota grantmakers are mobilizing to collect funds and coordinate services to support...
View ArticleA Minnesota Innovative and Engaged Philanthropist Earns Award
“John Larsen has made significant contributions in advancing the issue of equity across Minnesota,” says Carleen Rhodes, president and CEO of Minnesota Community Foundation and The Saint Paul...
View ArticleEnergizing Philanthropy, Magnifying Impact, Creating Change
In this new reality, Minnesota foundations and corporate giving programs are looking inward at their own operations and capacity, as well as outward at the communities they support, to expand their...
View ArticleWhat Gives? How Our Brains Are Wired for Philanthropy.
Why do we give? The urge to give — from the smallest donation to the establishment of the largest foundation – stems from a common root hidden deep in the human brain. In this video, author and...
View ArticleWinston Wallin Recognized for Reaching Beyond and Engaging in His Philanthropy
Winston Wallin’s philanthropy reaches beyond “arm’s length” philanthropy – way beyond. In fact, one might say, he doesn’t just reach out and touch it, he grabs hold. And for this, Wallin was honored...
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