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Stonewall Community Foundation

Stonewall Community Foundation’s Latest Grants Show the Power of Legacy Giving

Dawn Wolfe | September 18, 2025

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Philanthropy’s Most Powerful People Under 40

IP Staff | April 11, 2025

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43.4 Million and Rising: Five U.S.-Based Funders Supporting Refugees

Martha Ramirez | September 26, 2024

View of a refugee camp with rows of white tents.

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The Many Sizes, Shapes and Strategies of Community Foundations

IP Staff | April 12, 2022

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There are more than 800 community foundations in the United States, and they are as varied as can be. Some have assets in the low six figures, and others manage billions. Many have a mission to improve the quality of life in a specific geographic … [Read more...] about The Many Sizes, Shapes and Strategies of Community Foundations

Meet Five of the Most Powerful Funders in the LGBTQ Space

Noor Al-Sibai, Guest Contributor | March 23, 2021

With renewed legislative and physical attacks against transgender people making headlines, and queer and trans people of color continuing to suffer from the harshest impacts of COVID-19 at rates higher than the general populace, LGBTQ communities’ … [Read more...] about Meet Five of the Most Powerful Funders in the LGBTQ Space

An Early Corporate Leader in Funding LGBTQ Issues Marches On

L. Longley | August 19, 2019

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In 1982, the employees at Levi Strauss corporate headquarters in San Francisco had a growing concern about an enigmatic and potentially fatal disease that was spreading across the city. Colleagues were getting sick. A lack of information shrouded the … [Read more...] about An Early Corporate Leader in Funding LGBTQ Issues Marches On

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