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Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in PhilanthropyAsian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP) expands and mobilizes resources for AAPI communities to build a more just and equitable society.https://aapip.org/
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Camelback Ventures (Capital Collaborative)Capital Collaborative works with mid- to senior-level white leaders from grantmaking foundations and corporations across the United States who are ready to critically examine and deepen their and their organization's commitment to racial and gender equity - but may not know how. Our mission is both simple and complex: diversify power in the funding landscape. https://www.camelbackventures.org/
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Center for Effective PhilanthropyCEP provides data, feedback, programs, and insights to help individual and institutional donors improve their effectiveness. We do this work because we believe effective donors, working collaboratively and thoughtfully, can profoundly contribute to creating a better and more just world.https://cep.org/
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DIGG: Donor Intro to Grounded GivingDIGG: Donor Intro to Grounded Giving is a 6-month learning cohort to help people with wealth jumpstart their giving with support from philanthropy professionals and a caring community of peers. https://sites.google.com/view/groundedgiving/home
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Donors of Color NetworkThe Donors of Color Network is a community of high-net-worth donors building the power of people of color communities to win systemic change that builds racial equity. We work across race, national origin, and intersections of gender, sexual orientation, religion, and ability to achieve racial and gender equity, economic opportunity, environmental sustainability, and political power to transform social institutions to be more reflective and accountable to communities of color.https://www.donorsofcolor.org/
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EDGE FundersEDGE Funders Alliance organizes within philanthropy to raise awareness and deepen understanding of the interconnected crises threatening our common future, to increase resources for systemic alternatives that support justice, equity and the well-being of the planet.https://www.edgefunders.org/
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Exponent PhilanthropyTo amplify and increase the impact of lean funders by building an inclusive community where they can learn, connect, and collaborate. Our vibrant network has in common lean operations and a style of philanthropy motivated by personal passion, community needs, and a strong desire for better outcomes. Grantmakers with few or no staff are uniquely positioned to embrace catalytic philanthropy in their efforts to have a real impact.https://www.exponentphilanthropy.org/
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Fidelity Charitable Private Donor GroupThe Private Donor Group team provides personal philanthropic guidance, due diligence and technical expertise, and exclusive engagement opportunities with fellow philanthropists.https://www.fidelitycharitable.org/private-donor-group.html
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Forward GlobalOriginally The Philanthropy Workshop, Forward Global's mission is to accelerate social impact by mobilizing a global community of strategic investors united by their commitment to unlock resources, life-long learning, and entrepreneurial approaches.https://www.tpw.org/
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Founders PledgeOur mission is to empower entrepreneurs to do immense good. We approach this mission with a deep understanding of the sector – Founders Pledge was built for and by entrepreneurshttps://founderspledge.com/
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Freedom School for PhilanthropyPublic launch forthcomingPublic launch forthcoming
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Generation PledgeA growing community of inheritors committed to doing the most goodhttps://www.generationpledge.org/
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Giving CompassGiving Compass is a one-stop shop to help individual donors learn about issues, get involved, and give to community-led change. In the US, 80% of giving to nonprofits comes from individuals (Giving USA). While the amount we give is important, how we give also matters. We guide donors toward practices that advance equity and address the root causes of society's issues. We are guided by the principles of impact-driven philanthropy (IDP).https://givingcompass.org/
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Giving Project Learning Community (including reps from Bread & Roses Community Foundation, Chinook Fund, & Headwaters Foundation for Justice)PN’s primary purpose is to build the capacity of Giving Project practitioners through an active peer learning community where we share innovations and adaptations. Grounded in our vision, priorities, and values, we evolve the Giving Project model within shifting conditions. We hope that anyone, anywhere can do a Giving Project and our secondary purpose is to support replication efforts.https://www.givingprojects.org/
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Grand Street/2164Grand Street is a place where Jews (ages 18 to 28 years old) who are involved, or will be involved, as leaders in their family's philanthropy can come together to explore, off the record, the legacy each has inherited from his or her family beyond wealth, and clarify what each person wants his/her own philanthropic values and vision to be moving forward.https://2164.net/grand-street/
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Hispanics in PhilanthropyHispanics in Philanthropy is on a mission to strengthen Latinx leadership, influence, and equity by leveraging philanthropic resources with an unwavering vision for social justice and shared prosperity across the Americas.https://hipfunds.org/
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Horizon PhilanthropyAmidst the rising authoritarianism and increasing polarization of this century that threatens our democracy and our freedoms, Horizon Philanthropy aims to grow and fortify the liberal and progressive Jewish philanthropic community in pursuit of a United States where every one of us can thrive.https://www.horizonphilanthropy.org
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Jewish Funders NetworkJewish Funders Network is a global community of private foundations and philanthropists whose mission is to promote meaningful giving and to improve philanthropy in the Jewish world. We have more than 2,500 members from 11 countries around the world. JFN Israel, established in 2008, enables Israeli funders to exchange ideas about their philanthropic involvement and expand their giving circles, both in Israel and overseas.https://www.jfunders.org/
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Johnson Center for PhilanthropyWe envision a world shaped by smart, adaptive, and effective philanthropy that helps to create strong, inclusive communities. We provide: Competency-based professional development; Applied research and evaluation; and Resources and tools to transform communities for the public goodhttps://johnsoncenter.org/
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Just FundJustFund is a nonprofit grantmaking solution for funders to move money more quickly to grantees.https://justfund.us/
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Legacy VentureNext Legacy Partners democratizes access to venture capital. We give philanthropists, athletes, and changemakers a seat at the table by investing in access-constrained venture funds and venture-backed companies on their behalf. We aim to create an impact that reaches beyond monetary returns.https://www.nextlegacy.com/
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Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Indiana UniversityThe Lilly Family School of Philanthropy is the world’s first school dedicated solely to the study and teaching of philanthropy. In addition to our outstanding academic programs, we offer extensive resources and learning opportunities to professionals already working in the field through The Fund Raising School and host the Lake Institute on Faith and Giving, Women’s Philanthropy Institute, Mays Family Institute on Diverse Philanthropy, and Muslim Philanthropy Initiative.https://philanthropy.indianapolis.iu.edu
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Maverick CollectiveMaverick Collective by PSI is a community of women philanthropists making catalytic investments in health and reproductive rights to advance gender equality.​ Our programs are designed to fund projects on the cutting-edge of global health, while pushing the boundaries of philanthropy.https://maverickcollective.org/
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Milken Institute, Center for Strategic PhilanthropyThe Milken Institute Center for Strategic Philanthropy advises philanthropists and foundations seeking to develop and implement transformative giving strategies.https://milkeninstitute.org/centers/center-for-strategic-philanthropy
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National Center for Family PhilanthropyNCFP is a network of philanthropic families committed to a world that is vibrant, equitable, and resilient. We share proven practices, work through common challenges, and learn together to strengthen our ability to effect meaningful change. As we navigate individual journeys of reflection and transformation, we see the results of intentional, impactful giving. We promote open inquiry and ongoing reflection to advance the practice of family philanthropy, and we value the partnerships and mutual respect that make it possible for families to discover their purpose and possibilities. https://www.ncfp.org/
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National Committee for Responsive PhilanthropyNCRP promotes philanthropy that serves the public good, is responsive to people and communities with the least wealth and opportunity, and is held accountable to the highest standards of integrity and openness.https://www.ncrp.org/
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Network of Engaged International DonorsThrough approximately 50 events per year, two simultaneously run Giving Circles, and a bi-annual Symposium, the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID Global) offers our members a journey that helps them learn, connect, inspire, and act. This journey entails providing members access to experts, to other donor peers and to safe spaces to learn from each other. https://www.neidonors.org/
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New ProfitNew Profit is a venture philanthropy organization that surrounds social entrepreneurs with the support they need to break through.https://www.newprofit.org/
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Nexus GlobalNEXUS is a global community founded to bridge communities of wealth and social entrepreneurship. With over 6000 Members from 70 countries, we work to unite young investors, social entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and allies to catalyze new leadership and accelerate needed political, societal, indigenous, financial, environmental, and equal justice solutions. Founded in 2011, NEXUS has hosted over 40 Summits across six continents to connect young people from diverse backgrounds and link communities that would otherwise never meet.https://nexusglobal.org/
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Northwest Conservation Philanthropy FellowshipLaunched in 2013, the Northwest Conservation Philanthropy Fellowship catalyzes highly committed philanthropists who have the leadership skills and resources to create measurable change for environmental causes. It inspires emerging philanthropists and advances their ability to be effective and strategic funders for the environment – to benefit people and nature.https://www.seattleparksfoundation.org/project/northwest-conservation-philanthropy-fellowship/
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Opportunity CollaborationThe Opportunity Collaboration is a global network of leaders dedicated to building sustainable solutions to poverty and injustice. We annually convene a 3-day collaborative summit that is uniquely designed to help you forge alliances and advance your organization’s social impact initiatives.https://ocimpact.com
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OutGivingSince 1996, Gill Foundation has fostered a passionate and committed donor network known as OutGiving, whose generosity has made significant impact on the march toward LGBT equality.https://gillfoundation.org/outgiving/
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Philanthropy TogetherPhilanthropy Together is a global initiative, co-created by hundreds of collective giving leaders, to scale and strengthen a growing movement. We're on a mission to diversify and democratize philanthropy. Collective giving shifts who gives, how we give, and ultimately what gets funded.https://philanthropytogether.org/
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Rachel's NetworkOur mission is to promote women as impassioned leaders and agents of change dedicated to the stewardship of the earthhttps://rachelsnetwork.org/
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Resource GenerationResource Generation is a multiracial membership community of young people (18-35) with wealth and/or class privilege committed to the equitable distribution of wealth, land, and power.https://resourcegeneration.org/
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Social Venture Partners (currently SVPI plus Chicago, Clevelan, Minnesota & Portland - we are working with Sudha on an SVP engagement strategy)Social Venture Partners® (SVP) is the world’s largest engaged network of philanthropists and social changemakers with the capacity, commitment, and passion to create lasting change as we reimagine giving — together.https://www.socialventurepartners.org/
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Solidaire NetworkSolidaire Network moves money quickly and generously, and courageously advocates to repair the harms of society’s and philanthropy’s disinvestment from Black, Indigenous, immigrant and other communities leading from the margins.https://solidairenetwork.org/
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Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil SocietyStanford PACS is a research center for students, scholars and practitioners to explore and share ideas that create social change. Its primary participants are Stanford faculty, visiting scholars, postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students, philanthropists and nonprofit and foundation practitioners. As publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review, Stanford PACS informs policy and social innovation, philanthropic investment and nonprofit practice. SSIR is a shared intellectual space where scholars and practitioners publish inter-disciplinary and cross sector research and ideas to advance social change. The journal is complemented by a website, blog, conferences, webinars and podcasts.https://pacscenter.stanford.edu/
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Synergos Global Philanthropists CircleThe Global Philanthropists Circle (GPC) is a home for individuals and families from around the world to re-imagine how to address our society’s most pressing needs. The Global Philanthropists Circle was founded in 2001 by Synergos Founder Peggy Dulany and her late father David Rockefeller Senior as a global network for leading philanthropic individuals and families to collaborate with and learn from their peers. GPC members share Synergos’ commitment to create a more just, equitable, peaceful and regenerative world, as outlined in our Community Agreement. Leading with inner work, we nurture a deep trust among our members and cultivate a brave space to share challenges and shift perspectives as the role of philanthropy continues to transform.https://www.synergos.org/
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TED Audacious ProjectHoused at TED, The Audacious Project is a funding initiative that encourages the world’s greatest changemakers to dream bigger. We shape their ideas into viable multi-year plans and launch them to the world alongside visionary philanthropists.https://www.audaciousproject.org/
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Thousand CurrentsThousand Currents leverages relationships and resources worldwide in support of social movements building loving, equitable, and just futures, while transforming philanthropic and investment practices. They run the Thousand Currents Academy, a one-of-a-kind training program for grantmakers, individual donors, resource mobilizers, and philanthropic practitioners, committed to learning about social-justice based philanthropic partnerships with communities in the Global South.https://thousandcurrents.org/
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Threshold FoundationWe are a multi-generational membership organization devoted to aligning our resources with our values while fostering a fertile training ground for the full and authentic expression of passions and purpose. For more than four decades, Threshold has been a catalyst for social and environmental change by seeding hundreds of nascent organizations, and by supporting the inception of multiple donor networks and socially responsible businesses throughout the world. The organization is both a gathering place for deeply committed people to explore their highest philanthropic/individual purpose and a grant-making body that amplifies impact.https://thresholdfoundation.org/
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United Philanthropy ForumUnited Philanthropy Forum connects a diverse network to lead change and increase impact in philanthropy. As the largest and most diverse network in American philanthropy, United Philanthropy Forum holds a unique position in the social sector to help increase philanthropy’s impact in communities across the country.https://www.unitedphilforum.org/
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UPenn Center for High Impact PhilanthropyThe Center for High Impact Philanthropy (CHIP) is a trusted source of knowledge and education to help philanthropy do more good. Founded in 2006 as a collaboration between the School of Social Policy & Practice and alumni of the Wharton School, it is the premier university-based center focused on philanthropy for social impact. In areas as diverse as closing the achievement gap in the U.S., effective disaster relief, and major global public health issues such as malaria and child mortality, the Center translates the best available information into actionable guidance and educational programs for those looking to make the greatest difference in the lives of others. Put simply, success to us means moving more money to do more good.https://www.impact.upenn.edu/
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Virgin UniteVirgin Unite was founded in 2004 as the non-profit foundation of the Virgin Group, to unite people and entrepreneurial ideas to create opportunities for a better world.  Since launch, together with some great partners, Virgin Unite has inspired and incubated a number of wonderful collaborations – like The Elders, Ocean Unite (now ORRAA), Carbon War Room (now merged with RMI), The B Team, Caribbean Climate Smart Accelerator, Unite BVI, 100% Human at Work and The Branson Centre for Entrepreneurship – which have spurred much-needed change in the world. We continue to catalyse radical collaboration to challenge the unacceptable as we work for a world where all the planet and all people thrive.https://unite.virgin.com/index.html?region=us
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WINGS: Worldwide Initiatives for Grantmaker SupportWINGS is a community of thought leaders and changemakers who are committed to ensuring philanthropy reaches its fullest potential as a catalyst for social progress. We are committed to end inertia, break down silos, challenge conventional wisdom and create an enabling environment for philanthropy to flourish. Our goal is to encourage collaboration and ignite potential — to rally philanthropic actors everywhere to build a more just, equitable and healthy world.https://wingsweb.org/
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Wisdom and MoneyWisdom & Money (W&M) carries out its transformational work through publications, workshops, spiritual retreats, spiritual companionship and relational circles. In addition, W&M offers private one to one conversations of spiritual companionship. During these conversations, individuals reflect on their experience of the sacred and the specific questions, issues, and challenges that emerge when we attempt to align our money with our faith. The focus is not on financial advice but on listening for the leading of the Spirit when it comes to money.https://wisdomandmoney.org/
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Women Donors NetworkWomen Donors Network (WDN) is a national network of women with power and the courage to wield it to build a just world. https://womendonors.org/
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Destination Impact supporters also on the DI ListservFunders & consultants who are or have been engaged with DI including reps from Chandler Foundation, Ford Foundation, Fidelity Charitable, Gates Foundation, Kairos & Heart LLC, Ktisis Capital, ORS Impact, & Raikes Foundation
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