The Coalition for New Philanthropy is a
six-year initiative promoting philanthropy
in communities of color throughout the metropolitan
New York City area, as well as select cities
in the United States. The primary purpose
of the Coalition is to increase community
assets to meet community needs.
The Coalition members include:
The
aims of the Coalition are to empower donors
of color and to strengthen community nonprofit
organizations. The initiative is designed
to offer donors of color information and
opportunities to explore their philanthropic
options, and support for their efforts to
give with more impact and personal satisfaction.
Funding
for this project is provided by the National
Forum of the Regional Association of Grantmakers'
Initiative, New Ventures in Philanthropy,
the Edwin Gould Foundation for Children,
the Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust, Surdna
Foundation, AXA Foundation, the W.K. Kellogg
Foundation, The Fund for the City of New
York, The Philanthropic Collaborative, Changemakers,
The New York Community Trust, the Carnegie
Foundation, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation,
and The Ford Foundation.
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about the Coalition for New Philanthropy.
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