Professor of Philanthropic Studies at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy
Indianapolis, IN
Joined January 2010
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Kudos to my colleagues @ONeill_Indy for so quickly putting this learning opportunity together. Another example of resilience.
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We're so grateful for the support we receive from Indiana Philanthropy Alliance and are happy to contribute!
We are grateful for our members who continue to step up and give beyond their membership dues to become a part of our Leadership Circle. inphilanthropy.org/leadershi…
Lilly Endowment awards $33.5M to state United Ways for pandemic response - Indianapolis Business Journal ibj.com/articles/lilly-endow…
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We’re launching #GivingTuesdayNow - a global day of giving and unity that will take place on May 5, 2020 as an emergency response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. bit.ly/2UzAjtP
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Nonprofit organizations are on the front line of helping consumers and communities. Great resource on how the recent CARES Act can support this vital work. bit.ly/2xIRIHb @ConsumerFed
Community leaders and their responses to the coronavirus pandemic blog.philanthropy.iupui.edu/…
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Fascinating look into Egyptian civil society & democracy promotion after the Arab Spring by @ceherrold from @IUPhilanthropy. Focus is on the importance of local leadership of these efforts & oppts & challenges for foreign assistance. blog.philanthropy.iupui.edu/…
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Why the Decline in Individual Donors Should Matter to Institutional Philanthropy—and What to Do about It bit.ly/37GwYgo … via @npquarterly
Remember that those results are based on a small number of respondents, more responses are still coming in! Lots still to learn about community leadership. Thanks to all the partners who help us to expand our understanding of the field.
Thanks to #growingCFsConf for putting together a thoughtful panel discussion of both the importance and challenges of community leadership. As our moderator suggests, the future is bright.
Dana makes an important contribution to the field of community philanthropy by distinguishing between an community philanthropy as an organizational form and a practice. Thank you Dana!
I wrote this blog to introduce a short paper that I wrote for philanthropy and nonprofit practitioners interested in the concept of community philanthropy. I hope to continue exploring these ideas with friends and colleagues... globalfundcommunityfoundatio…
