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Partnering with International Intermediaries
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Get the recording on best practices in partnering with intermediaries for global impact.
Webinar
Beyond Grants: Considering Multiple Strategies to Further Mission
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
The Council's stewardship principles provide a constantly evolving range of possibilities for furthering a foundation's mission. This webinar will present some of these possibilities and provide examples of how foundations have successfully done this work.
Event
- Making Young Children in Uganda Everyone's Business
- Preconference Offers Greater Global Engagement
- New Members Join Council Board; Murphy Elected Chair
- Eleven Complete Career Pathways Program
- Newsletter Showcases Professional Development
- Sprucing Up Your Conflict-of-Interest Policy
- El Pomar Foundation's Gregory Wins Scrivner Award
- Independent Task Force Focuses on Knowledge Sharing, Best Practices
- Form 990 Questions Demystified
- The Benefits of a Strategic Contributions Program
- Valuable Governance Documents Can Help Family Foundations
Resources
US International Grantmaking Project
Global Philanthropy Leadership Initiative
The Council on Foundations, European Foundation Centre and Worldwide Initiatives for Grantmaker Support jointly convened forty-four philanthropic leaders from around the world to explore how to work together to affect global change.
The Global Philanthropy Program
The Global Philanthropy Program serves the public good by facilitating responsible and effective grantmaking for international purposes among the Council on Foundations' members, educating the public and U.S. government about the value of international grantmaking, and supporting philanthropy as an essential part of a strengthened civil society around the world.
Publications and Research
Next Generation Philanthropy
What is International Grantmaking?
The Council on Foundations defines “international grantmaking” to include grants made by U.S. foundations and corporations to overseas recipients as well as grants made to U.S.-based organizations operating international programs. This includes grants made toward activities wholly within the Unites States that have significant international purpose and impact.
