The 50 Most Powerful Women in U.S. Philanthropy

The 50 Most Powerful Women in U.S. Philanthropy

Women are wielding more power in philanthropy than ever before — as mega-donors, organization leaders, and catalysts. To spotlight these power players, we’ve compiled our most extensive list of women making an impact in the sector today.

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Hey, Philanthropy: Division Isn’t Our Biggest Problem

Hey, Philanthropy: Division Isn’t Our Biggest Problem

Many foundation leaders believe division and incivility are the biggest problems afflicting democracy. Libra’s Crystal Hayling makes the case that some bridges should not be built — and that redressing injustice requires agitation.

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A Year Ago, 12 Funders Committed to Support Racial Justice. Here’s What We’re Learning

A Year Ago, 12 Funders Committed to Support Racial Justice. Here’s What We’re Learning

Making progress on racial justice requires a willingness to learn and be changed. In this guest post, Democracy Frontlines Fund founder Crystal Hayling shares how its members are evolving since the fund started a year ago.

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After a Year Like No Other, Three Foundation Leaders Talk About What Changed and What Comes Next

After a Year Like No Other, Three Foundation Leaders Talk About What Changed and What Comes Next

In a panel convened by the National Center for Family Philanthropy, moderated by IP’s David Callahan, the heads of the Barr, Libra and Marguerite Casey foundations talk about how their institutions—and the sector—have evolved.

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An Open Letter to Funders on the Fight for Racial Justice: “Get In and Stay In”

An Open Letter to Funders on the Fight for Racial Justice: “Get In and Stay In”

The legacy of the late Rep. John Lewis serves as a clarion call to stay in the long and hard fight for racial justice. In this guest opinion, Libra Foundation Executive Director Crystal Hayling encourages grantmakers to take a stand.

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