Three Things to Know About the Chisholm Trail Communities Foundation
/Here are the top things to know about the Chisholm Trail Communities Foundation and how it gives locally in a very specific part of Texas.
Read MoreHere are the top things to know about the Chisholm Trail Communities Foundation and how it gives locally in a very specific part of Texas.
Read MoreSouthwestern states have been hit hard by the coronavirus, and a depressed oil and gas industry threatens regional corporate giving. As a result, fundraisers in the Southwest report tough conditions, with a few bright spots.
Read MoreA new funding effort aims to unite gender and climate justice movements in the South, a region that philanthropy often overlooks. Women of color are the driving force behind this initiative, which just released its first grants.
Read MoreDespite wide-open spaces and more disbursed population groups, the Southwest is being hit hard by COVID-19. We look at how local funders are responding in the first of a series of pieces on regional philanthropy and the pandemic.
Read MoreInside Philanthropy has been covering local giving in Oklahoma for many years, offering insights about prominent statewide funders and lesser-known donors. Here’s how we can help local grantseekers in Oklahoma.
Read MoreThe philanthropy scene in Arizona is thriving, driven by new wealth and rising giving. At IP, we’ve been tracking what foundations and major donors have been up to in the state for over six years. Here are some key takeaways.
Read MoreAs part of Inside Philanthropy’s ongoing coverage of the Southwest, we’ve been closely tracking and covering grantmaking in New Mexico. Here are some of our observations and an overview of what we offer the New Mexico philanthropy community.
Read MoreWe’re written before that library giving hasn’t been a big funding space. But the Tocker Foundation has focused squarely on bolstering libraries in rural Texas for decades, with gratifying results.
Read MoreGreater financial aid alone won’t close the graduation gap between low-income students and their more affluent peers. A $100 million commitment from the Dell Foundation offers a potentially scalable solution to this challenge.
Read MoreHere are the main points to know about the Amon G. Carter Foundation and how to secure support from this Fort Worth funder.
Read MoreHere are a few things to know about Midland attorney Tevis Herd’s philanthropic giving and how he awards grants through his foundation to nonprofits in Texas.
Read MoreWith around $960 million in trust and endowment assets under management, the Arizona Community Foundation is a top grantmaker in the Southwest. Education is one of four causes that stand out in ACF’s recent giving.
Read MoreA well-funded new partnership with the Texas Tribune signals ProPublica's plan to support robust investigative journalism at the state level. We dig into this collaborative model and the extent to which it can be scaled nationally.
Read MoreThese aren’t the best of times for charter schools, with political pushback growing and some disappointed donors losing interest. But IDEA Public Schools, a southern charter network, is doing better than ever. What accounts for its success?
Read MoreAlong with prominent community funders like the Cleveland Foundation and the San Francisco Foundation, the Arizona Community Foundation is emerging as a national impact investing leader. Here’s how ACF approaches nonprofit loans.
Read MoreTexas has more counties—254—than any other state in the U.S. Not every county has its own community foundation, but many do, including Montgomery County. And the Montgomery County Community Foundation is interested in a lot of things going on in this part of Texas.
Read MoreIn a conservation push with few parallels in philanthropy, Walton has given many millions of dollars to ensure a healthy future for one of America’s most important rivers. Along the way, it’s become an unlikely—and controversial—power player on Western water issues.
Read MoreThe Brownsville Community Foundation likes nonprofits that operate collaboratively. Recent interests include education, economic development, health, housing, the arts, historic preservation, and the environment.
Read MoreA rising tide of local crises and public disinvestment is pulling private funders into roles once thought of as government’s domain. How are these dynamics playing out in different places? And how far should philanthropy go when public systems falter?
Read MoreFrom its earliest days, the Brindle Foundation has aimed to do things differently in terms of grantmaking and grantee relationships. Here are a few examples of what that looks like in practice.
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