Working with Foundations
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A workshop on working with foundations originally presented to student at Elon University's Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement.
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Working with Foundations
- 1. Working with Foundations Kernodle Center for Service Learning & Community Engagement Elon University February 10, 2011
- 2. Why are you here?
- 14. â You are not here merely to make a living. You are here to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, and with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget this errand.â - Woodrow Wilson
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- If you had $10,000 to give away tonight, where would you give it and why?
- - Learning to work with Foundations is only one small part of a successful nonprofit organizationâs fundraising strategy
- - Learning to work with Foundations is only one small part of a successful nonprofit organizationâs fundraising strategy
- If you know how to work with one foundationâŠ.you know how to work with one foundation.
- Triangle Community Foundation was founded 27 years ago and makes over $14 million in grants each year to nonprofit organizations throughout our region, state, and world. Â This grantmaking primarily takes place in two ways â (1) through donor-advised funds and (2) through the Community Grantmaking Program. Â Over 80% of the Foundationâs grantmaking takes place through our Donor-Advised Funds grantmaking program. Â Donor-advised funds are accounts that individuals, families, or businesses open here at the Foundation. These fundholders then work with the Foundationâs donor-services staff to make recommendations as to where grants from their accounts should go. Â The Foundation does not accept proposals for grants from donor-advised funds. Instead, we ask that nonprofit organizations stay in touch with us via email, in-person meetings, and events to inform us about funding needs and opportunities. We then share information about your organization with fundholders, as appropriate. This is an on-going, rolling process. Grants from donor-advised funds are processed every Friday. Grants from donor-advised funds are much more like gifts from individual donors then they are like grants from private or corporate foundations. Â
- Thinking from a funderâs perspective will make you a better proposal writer.