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Practicing What They Preach: the Hill-Snowdon Foundation’s Progressive Personnel Policies

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Practicing What They Preach: the Hill-Snowdon Foundation’s Progressive Personnel Policies

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Nat Chioke Williams

We have learned that it is not just about having progressive personnel policies; an organization should have a work environment that is also supportive of feeding people's passions and their purposes in life… Read More
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Dedicated Community Drives Socioeconomic Change in the Rural South

Posted on June 28, 2018 by Jenna Nicholas, Chisato Fukuda

By giving voice to community leaders, we aimed to collaboratively develop solutions and catalyze change in rural Georgia… Read More
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Program Related Investments: Why Aren’t More Foundations Using Them?

Posted on June 3, 2018 by Mary Ann Weiss

PRIs offer a tool for foundations to make an impact, while recouping dollars for new investments. It’s seemingly a win-win. However, only a small percentage of foundations are actually using them. And most of them are larger and well-resourced. Why is that?… Read More
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The Value of Making a Family Legacy Film

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Yuval Lion

Suddenly, I was thinking more about the meaning of money, responsibility, privilege, and the possible consequences of inherited wealth. That led me to question my parents’ legacy – how would their wealth impact future generations of our family?… Read More
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Opening the Door: is There Any Good Reason Not to Accept Proposals?

Posted on February 8, 2018 by Tate Williams

When you look at the common reasons foundations give for not taking applications, they kind of fall apart. At the end of the day, it really just comes down to a choice—a barrier intentionally placed between tax-subsidized wealth, and the public that it’s legally required to benefit… Read More
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10 Habits of a Healthy Family Culture

Posted on November 7, 2017 by Courtney Pullen

For many, living a rich life includes a rich family life that involves connection, sharing, closeness, and love. Yet achieving that is much easier said than done. How can we intentionally create a healthy family culture? What are some of its characteristics? … Read More
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You Can’t Fund Equity Without Sweat Equity

Posted on August 24, 2017 by Zarina Parpia, Lenore Hanisch

Whether you are explicitly focused on social or economic justice, or if you focus on education, community development, the arts, or the environment, we at Quixote think applying an equity lens to your work is one of the most timely and mutually beneficial paths a funder can take… Read More
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Three Things That Local Organizations Know but Foundations Often Miss

Posted on August 15, 2017 by Kris Putnam-Walkerly

These aren’t aspects of success that you can measure with metrics or data, and they are things that many funders often either take for granted or completely overlook. Yet, when they are present, they make a night-and-day difference in effectiveness… Read More
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Focused Mission Statements Help Donors Decide Where to Direct Their Money

Posted on July 27, 2017 by Bruce DeBoskey

Creation of a good mission statement is a worthwhile endeavor. It involves and educates current and future stakeholders, enforces focus, clarifies decision-making, and provides valuable information to nonprofits and other donors alike… Read More
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7 Tips for Creating a Donor Legacy Video

Posted on July 25, 2017 by Kelly Medinger

A couple years ago I realized the Knott Foundation was approaching 40 years as a Catholic family foundation! The time was ripe to pause, reflect on our work, and find ways to commemorate the Foundation. Enter the idea of creating a donor legacy video. … Read More

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