Both ENDS is a Netherlands-based organization that is challenging power dynamics in philanthropy in a number of ways. Director Danielle Hirsch talks about the group’s journey, its approach and why discomfort is a good thing.
Read MoreNow that the Chouinard family has donated their ownership of Patagonia to form a new grantmaking entity, what kind of groups might receive funding? We take a look at the company’s past philanthropy to pose a few possibilities.
Read MoreMartin Luther King III and Arndrea Waters King launched the Drum Major Coalition, providing organizations with flexible support for power-building. We spoke with the Kings about how it came together and what’s next.
Read MorePeople are driven to solve problems in their communities. According to the head of nonprofit LavaMaeX, grassroots efforts can make a huge impact when seed funding is paired with the right training and resources.
Read MoreJustice Outside’s new regranting program is channeling funds to grassroots groups, offering a potential model for environmental funders new and old that are looking to support front-line organizations.
Read MoreFoundations say they want to fund grassroots organizing to create systemic change, but all too often, support falls flat or goes to the same big NGOs. Alice Ng, senior advisor at Multiplier, unpacks the problem and offers solutions.
Read MoreHere are some insights into how the Chinook Fund gives in Colorado and how local nonprofits can get involved with this social justice funder.
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