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Not a Zero-Sum Game: Why Philanthropy Must Prioritize Women and Girls

Christina Gordon, Guest Contributor | July 7, 2025

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How One Community Funder’s In-House Campaign Is Moving the Needle on Voter Engagement

Dawn Wolfe | January 8, 2024

Banner for article How One Community Funder’s In-House Campaign Is Moving the Needle on Voter Engagement

At the start of what promises to be another fraught, high-stakes election year, funders seeking to make a truly “upstream” difference on a wide range of issues facing Americans may want to take a page from the playbook of Fairfield County’s Community … [Read more...] about How One Community Funder’s In-House Campaign Is Moving the Needle on Voter Engagement

Here are Four Grantmakers Backing Rural Areas in New England and the Mid-Atlantic

Martha Ramirez | May 9, 2023

Banner for article Here are Four Grantmakers Backing Rural Areas in New England and the Mid-Atlantic

New England and the Mid-Atlantic probably aren’t the first places that come to mind when one thinks of rural America. Despite the proximity to Boston, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and New York City — the unofficial home of U.S. philanthropy — large … [Read more...] about Here are Four Grantmakers Backing Rural Areas in New England and the Mid-Atlantic

Closing Gaps: How This Boston-Based Fund Supports a Growing Latino Population

Martha Ramirez | March 13, 2023

Banner for article Closing Gaps: How This Boston-Based Fund Supports a Growing Latino Population

Latinos are among the fastest-growing population groups in Boston. According to data from the Boston Foundation’s research center, Boston Indicators, Latinos make up 20% of the city’s population. Since 1980, Latino population growth has made up an … [Read more...] about Closing Gaps: How This Boston-Based Fund Supports a Growing Latino Population

This Fund Wants to Dial in on Discriminatory Justice Policy in Massachusetts. Can It Succeed?

Connie Matthiessen | January 17, 2023

Banner for article This Fund Wants to Dial in on Discriminatory Justice Policy in Massachusetts. Can It Succeed?

Is it possible to track systemic racism and its impact, specifically in terms of youth justice? That’s one of the questions Boston University’s Center for Antiracist Research is hoping to answer with the support of the New Commonwealth Racial Equity … [Read more...] about This Fund Wants to Dial in on Discriminatory Justice Policy in Massachusetts. Can It Succeed?

Six Questions with Mendi Blue Paca, New President of Fairfield County’s Community Foundation

Mike Scutari | October 25, 2022

Banner for article Six Questions with Mendi Blue Paca

In mid-September, Fairfield County’s Community Foundation (FCCF) in Norwalk, Connecticut, announced that Mendi Blue Paca would be its new president and CEO. Blue Paca previously served as the FCCF’s chief community impact officer, leading the … [Read more...] about Six Questions with Mendi Blue Paca, New President of Fairfield County’s Community Foundation

Billionaire Education Philanthropist Barbara Dalio Isn’t Giving Up on Disengaged Students

Connie Matthiessen | October 11, 2022

Banner for article Billionaire Education Philanthropist Barbara Dalio Isn't Giving Up on Disengaged Students

In August, IP took a look back at the Partnership for Connecticut, which shuttered just one year after getting off the ground in part through funding and leadership from Dalio Education. We weren’t able to get in touch with Dalio Education in time … [Read more...] about Billionaire Education Philanthropist Barbara Dalio Isn’t Giving Up on Disengaged Students

How a Connecticut Family Foundation Evolved to Support Youth-Led Social Change

Ade Adeniji | July 27, 2022

Banner for article How a Connecticut Family Foundation Evolved to Support Youth-Led Social Change

The origins of the Perrin Family Foundation are similar to many other grantmakers rooted in the wealth of successful American executives. Charles Perrin started his career at General Foods in the late 1960s. The Trinity College and Columbia Business … [Read more...] about How a Connecticut Family Foundation Evolved to Support Youth-Led Social Change

Six Questions for New Hampshire Charitable Foundation President and CEO Richard Ober

Mike Scutari | May 11, 2022

Banner for article Six Questions for New Hampshire Charitable Foundation President and CEO Richard Ober

Richard Ober leads the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, the largest private provider of nonprofit grants and student aid in northern New England. The foundation manages more than $1 billion in charitable funds and awards some 7,000 grants and … [Read more...] about Six Questions for New Hampshire Charitable Foundation President and CEO Richard Ober

How One State-Based Community Foundation Found Space for Climate

Michael Kavate | June 11, 2021

Banner for article How One State-Based Community Foundation Found Space for Climate

Five years ago, after holding meetings in each of the state’s 16 counties and dozens of conversations with community partners, the Maine Community Foundation (MCF) settled on five key goals for its new strategic plan. Tackling climate change was not … [Read more...] about How One State-Based Community Foundation Found Space for Climate

“The Community Are Our Kids.” Meet a New Foundation Focusing on LGBTQ Causes

Ade Adeniji | January 20, 2021

Banner for article “The Community Are Our Kids.” Meet a New Foundation Focusing on LGBTQ Causes

The newly minted Leonard-Litz Foundation supports nonprofits serving the LGBTQ community within the Northeastern United States. Early work focuses on areas including health and wellness, crisis intervention and racial justice, and the foundation … [Read more...] about “The Community Are Our Kids.” Meet a New Foundation Focusing on LGBTQ Causes

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