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Trust and Transparency Through an Agile Mindset
Agility is important for philanthropic organizations when things are constant and it’s business as usual, it’s essential when the plan must change as it has for so…
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Foundant Investment 2019
How we got here Foundant originally started because there was a lack of options for grantmakers to have reasonably and predictably priced, intuitive, and well supported software.…
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Addressing Challenges on the Journey to Equity, Inclusion, and Justice
In this final post of our series of articles about EIJ, we’ll share common challenges our clients have faced and the lessons they have learned to help…
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Great Service Makes the World Go Round
Customer service shouldn’t be undervalued. The personal relationships built by providing exceptional service can become an integral part of any purchase decision.
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From Chaos to Client Success: A Grant Manager Story
Community foundations are established to serve the people in their geographic region, but many don’t have competitive grant processes for local nonprofits. And the community foundations that…
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Grantmakers: Listening Leads to Resilient Philanthropy
Listening is the key to improving your relationships, your processes, and your organization’s resilience.
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Internal & Community Initiatives for Equity and Inclusion
Learn about initiatives that several clients have launched to support EIJ both within their own organizations and in their communities.
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Funders – Take a Tip from Michelangelo
How foundations can use organizational learning to evaluate their impact.
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Community Foundations: Empowering Nonprofits with Tech Investments
Funding technology needs allows nonprofits to grow in capacity and maximize the impact on their communities.
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4 Ways Software Enables Agile Philanthropy
Software enables you to do more with less. Removing the burden of “perfection” is a sure way to boost morale and allow your staff to focus on…
