Grantmaking

Philanthropy Fundamentals Module 3 discussed how to read a nonprofit 990 document, common grantmaking philosophies and practices and power dynamics in the field when serving as a steward of philanthropic resources.

This listserv discussion highlights whether funders require audited financial statements or alternative financial documentation from their grantees.

This Midwest Partners Series recording discusses how foundations are responding to rising community needs and shrinking public resources to better support grant partners. In light of the complex challenges nonprofits face, many public and private foundations are exploring how they can do more to help their community partners by increasing their grantmaking payouts.

This collection of responses discusses different methods of distributing grant payments electronically.

This is a collection of responses on whether community foundations create or have distinctions in their policies for disbursing scholarship funds to institutions that are “accredited, on probation."

The Winter Philanthropy Review edition features a cover article on how members supported their communities during the federal government shutdown; five key takeaways for creating an employee handbook that amplifies your values; three types of artificial intelligence tools to assist your work; the five Philanthropy Awards winners; and more!

The Strengthening Governance and Equity in the RFP Process program shared ways to navigate the process of selecting an investment consultant, gave practical insights into the essential components of the Request for Proposal (RFP) process and offered guidance on structuring your RFP to attract qualified firms that align with your long-term vision with guest presenters from Highland Consulting Associates, Inc.

A collection of responses from a listserv discussion on grant agreements, which outline the terms and conditions under which a grant is awarded to a nonprofit organization or other eligible entity.

This Midwest Partner Series recording highlights how the Siemer Institute is investing in the potential of children through housing stability while developing trust-based partnerships, improved equity in grantmaking and streamlined grant reporting processes.