Who’s Providing Support for Immigrant Students?

Who’s Providing Support for Immigrant Students?

Funding to support immigrants in the U.S. remains a small sliver of philanthropy, but we do see spikes in interest as new threats and opportunities emerge. We’re mapping out the key funders, starting with support for students.

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After Two Decades, the Haas, Jr. Fund Is Winding Down LGBTQ Grants. Who Will Fill the Void?

After Two Decades, the Haas, Jr. Fund Is Winding Down LGBTQ Grants. Who Will Fill the Void?

The Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund has been a leading backer of LGBTQ causes. Now, the foundation is winding down its program. How is the move being received? And who will step up to meet ongoing, pressing challenges?

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Building on 15 Years Supporting Heads of Nonprofits, The LeadersTrust Is Expanding Its Work

Building on 15 Years Supporting Heads of Nonprofits, The LeadersTrust Is Expanding Its Work

The LeadersTrust is laser-focused on supporting nonprofit leaders in the Bay Area, building on a long-running program at the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund. Executive Director Sidney Hargro fills us in on the group’s aspirations.

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How Philanthropy Can Make a Lasting Commitment to Racial Justice

How Philanthropy Can Make a Lasting Commitment to Racial Justice

Historically, philanthropy has responded to racial justice flashpoints with a short-term boost of support. The foundation leaders behind the California Black Freedom Fund offer five ways the sector can make a lasting impact.

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Undocumented on Campus: California Funders Come Together for Immigrant Students

Undocumented on Campus: California Funders Come Together for Immigrant Students

Undocumented students often face all the same challenges as other first-generation kids on campus. But they also live in growing fear. A group of California foundations is stepping forward to support them.

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