Kaky McGinness Grant

Posted on February 20, 2024

Kaky McGinness Grant created Grant Philanthropic Advisors in 2019 to provide a new option for families, family offices and foundations looking to cultivate deeper meaning and impact with their giving. She leads a team that serves clients across the United States to realize their philanthropic planning goals with a particular focus around generational transfer of philanthropic leadership within a family… Read More

Flor Frey

Posted on February 15, 2024

Flor was elected president of Frey Foundation of Minnesota in 2021 and is the first member of the third generation of the family to lead the overall strategic direction and management of the Foundation. In her role, Flor leads the staff team and works closely with the board of directors to help actualize the family’s philanthropic intent. Flor earned her… Read More

Bill Graves

Posted on February 13, 2024

Bill is the founding president of The John and Denise Graves Family Foundation. As President of the Foundation, Bill implements the Graves family’s vision for impact, stewarding the foundation’s resources to better realize its vision. Bill also acts as the face of the foundation, ensuring that it is well understood in our community and that it is building partnerships with… Read More

Sayu Bhojwani

Posted on January 18, 2024

For over three decades, Sayu has activated change in nonprofit and government settings, founding and leading three organizations, speaking across the country and internationally, and writing on how immigrants and women of color can shape the world we want to see. She is a proud New Yorker who served as the City’s first Commissioner of Immigrant Affairs under Mayor Michael… Read More

Wendy Paris

Posted on January 3, 2024

Wendy Paris is a solutions-focused journalist and nonfiction author with an ear for stories that uplift, inspire, and challenge the dominant, often negative, norm. She writes about family giving, the arts, aging, and other topics for Inside Philanthropy. Her articles, essays and opinion pieces also have appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Psychology Today, Quartz, The Forward,… Read More

Vivian Long

Posted on December 20, 2023

Vivian is the Executive Director for the Long Family Foundation, an intergenerational, private nonprofit organization that funds religious, educational, cultural, and research endeavors. On behalf of the family, Vivian works closely with values-aligned nonprofit leaders through building trusted relationships and investing in organizational health. Vivian co-chairs the Board of Asian American Futures, a national nonprofit focused on activating the power of Gen Z and… Read More

Rebecca Randall

Posted on December 6, 2023

Becca Randall (she/they) is a 5th generation family member of the Fleishhacker Foundation, a family foundation established in 1947 to improve the quality of life in the San Francisco Bay Area. Becca joined the board in 2018 as part of the Foundation’s transition in engaging the next generation of family members. Since joining the board, Becca has chaired the 5th generation… Read More

Molly Lyons

Posted on September 11, 2023

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Molly Lyons is the senior director of communications at the National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP) where she leads the marketing and communications team in providing members and the field with clear and compelling information that helps them more effectively create the impact they seek.  An experienced content creator and strategist, Molly has spent more than 25 years helping others… Read More

James B. McClatchy Foundation

Posted on August 7, 2023

Our Mission We stand with the people of the Central Valley by investing in education and active civic participation in our democracy. Our Vision We believe in the strength of the Central Valley’s rich culture and community and will fight to protect the dreams and hopes of its people. Learn more… Read More

The John Merck Fund

Posted on August 7, 2023

Serena Merck, established The John Merck Fund in 1970 to improve the care of those who—like John Merck, the second of her three children—lived with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Grantmaking with that goal in mind animated JMF throughout its history. And funding received after Serena Merck’s death in 1985 enabled us to support projects in over a half-dozen other issue… Read More