Public/Society Benefit
A report released today by the Michigan Nonprofit Association, in conjunction with the National Conference on Citizenship, measures the engagement of Michigan residents in important civic activities such as voting, volunteering, interacting with neighbors, community participation, and charitable giving.
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The more than 5,000 participants in the Center for Michigan's "Getting to Work" campaign identify the top priorities of the public in this new report.
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A McKinsey & Company white paper discussing how foundations can work together to achieve sector-wide change.
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Federal officials presented the Opening Doors report to the Obama Administration, detailing the nation's first comprehensive strategy to prevent and end homelessness.
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This study finds that foundations responded to the economic crisis in a targeted and timely manner, with grants directed toward communities with the most need.
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Drawing on eight years of grants data and twenty years of history, this report describes important trends in foundation funding for black men and boys. It also describes innovative philanthropic efforts in the field. While disparities faced by black males remain staggering, new partnerships and initiatives based on an assets-based approach and institutional supports may be on the cusp of turning the tide.
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Luz Vega-Marquis, President and CEO of the Marguerite Casey Foundation in Seattle, has a conversation around caregiving, domestic workers, economic security and genuine solutions.