Geographic dispersion forces many family philanthropies to reconsider how they distribute their grantmaking funds. This chapter from ‘Grantmaking with a Compass: The Challenges of Geography’ looks at six approaches that geographically dispersed families sometimes use to allocate funds, including dividing among program areas and dividing among communities where the trustees live.
Formulas for Dividing Grant Allocations
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