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125 US Foundations to Prioritize Needs of Underserved Communities
Foundation: California Community Foundation, East Bay Community Foundation, Levi Strauss Foundation, Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation, McCune Foundation, McKay Foundation, NoVo Foundation, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Women's Foundation of California, Tides Foundation
According to the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, some 125 leading US foundations that represent more than $3.37 billion in total during annual giving commits to prioritizing the needs...more
Foundation: California Community Foundation, East Bay Community Foundation, Levi Strauss Foundation, Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation, McCune Foundation, McKay Foundation, NoVo Foundation, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Women's Foundation of California, Tides Foundation
According to the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, some 125 leading US foundations that represent more than $3.37 billion in total during annual giving commits to prioritizing the needs...more
The Women's Foundation of California July News and Updates ...
Foundation: Women's Foundation of California
Tammy Bang Luu, a senior organizer with the Labor/Community Strategy Center (a former Women's Foundation grant partner) writes on the real social impact of the US Social Forum. Read more on our...more
Foundation: Women's Foundation of California
Tammy Bang Luu, a senior organizer with the Labor/Community Strategy Center (a former Women's Foundation grant partner) writes on the real social impact of the US Social Forum. Read more on our...more
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