Reinventing Funding Partnerships: Conversation with Kathleen Enright, Debra Jacobs & Sidney Hargro

Wednesday, June 19th at 11am Pacific time (North America), join us for the next episode in our series of conversations with experts and advocates for rethinking how social change is resourced and sustained – specifically as that relates to partnerships between funders/investors and the projects they support.

To join in the conversation, watch for the video stream to appear at the end of this post. Details about this series can be found here.

This week’s participants are strong advocates for finding more human-focused (vs.money-focused) approaches to the work of foundations – Kathleen Enright from Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, Debra Jacobs from the Patterson Foundation, and Sidney Hargro from the Community Foundation of South Jersey.  Learn more about the three of them here. We look forward to your being part of this conversation!

The video will appear right here when the meeting begins. Please note that there will be no video until the meeting starts. If it’s 11am sharp and there’s no video, please wait for it – we may just be starting a minute or two late.

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Reinventing Funding Partnerships: Conversation with Phil Cubeta & Alexandra Peters

Wednesday, June 12th at 10am Pacific time (North America), join us for the first in our series of conversations with experts and advocates for rethinking how social change is resourced and sustained – specifically as that relates to partnerships between funders/investors and the projects they support.  To join in the conversation, watch for the video…

What Funders & Investors Really Think About Partnering

Something profound is keeping socially-minded investors and funders from the impact they sense is possible. In our upcoming Conversation series – starting next Wednesday (details below) – we are going to get past that “something profound,” once and for all. And we are going to start by talking about one of the most mis-used terms…