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Social Source: Free Event: The Future of Nonprofit Assessment and Reporting

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Ideas and thoughts about Social Source. Monday, January 18, 2010. Free Event: The Future of Nonprofit Assessment and Reporting. I'm happy to be part of this panel on Nonprofit assessment metrics and reporting. Looking forward to some good thinking on the subject. On Thursday, February 4th, at 11:00 am Pacific/2:00 pm Eastern, don’t miss The Overhead Question: The Future of Nonprofit Assessment and Reporting. This panel discussion with represenatives from Charity Navigator. David Geilhufe of NetSuite.

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PHILANTHROPY 2173: Predictions and strategy

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The future of good. A FastCompany Magazine "Best Blog". A Huffington Post "Philanthropy Game Changer". Here is a video. Of Matt Bishop of Philanthrocapitalism. Fame putting forward his predictions for philanthropy. The next decade here. And my list of buzzwords from 2010. Which sets us up for 2011. Most interesting, in my opinion, is Bishop's sense there will be more attention on policy issues, not just from big givers but also from the rest of us. This would be a good thing, if it comes to pass. My resp...

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About | Philosopher 2.0

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Tony J. Wang. I am a Taiwanese American currently living in the San Francisco Bay Area. I graduated from Stanford University in 2007, where I studied philosophy and economics and wrote my honors thesis. Within the Ethics in Society. Program. I currently work for Blueprint Research and Design. A strategy consulting firm in the field of philanthropy. Previously, I was a research assistant at the Hewlett Foundation. Posted in 7 Comments. 7 Responses to “About”. October 13, 2008 at 6:34 am. I would like to i...

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Community Philanthropy

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The Future of Community Philanthropy project was launched in the spring of 2004. Impetus for the research came from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. And the Ford Foundation. Who asked Blueprint Research and Design, Inc. And the Monitor Institute. To provide U.S. community foundations with some advance warning about the world to come. Our findings from the first phase of the project are captured in the report. On the Brink of New Promise: The Future of U.S. Community Foundations.

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Community Philanthropy

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As the context around community philanthropy continues to shift, Blueprint Research & Design, Inc. Will be developing a number of brief reports (Future Matters) to expand on the original report and discuss ongoing and emerging issues and trends that may matter to the future of community philanthropy. Our newest Future Matters report, Equity Advancing Equity. Are available for download. 2008 Future Matters Series. Community Foundations and Social Enterprise. Philanthropy Marketplaces: Inventing the Future...

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Nonprofit Management Consulting Organizations

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National nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the effectiveness of social policies, programs, and community initiatives with a focus on youth and young adult programs. Provides consulting services, workshops and programs for nonprofit organizations, and also produces a nonprofit job listing for Northern California. Provides consulting services and nonprofit management solutions including fundraising software, prospect research, and nonprofit financial management. Rose and Tuck, LLC. Nonprof...

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Fundraising+nonprofit | Maimonides' Ladder

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At the intersection of journalism, fundraising, and technology (plus some other stuff). Archive for the 'Fundraising nonprofit' Category. Laquo; Older posts. And given that, how is it possible to explain a genuinely global phenomenon by way of very local, place-based political decision-making? That’s Jim Russell’s point here. Before we all join in a chorus of blaming a few local policies and people for what’s really a global systemic failure, his argument about what’s causing our troubles nee...5 reasons...

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Philanthropy Re-Wired | a casual examination of how technology is changing the sector | Page 2

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A casual examination of how technology is changing the sector. Communications Reflections: Web 2.0 at GEO. March 17, 2008. A week out from the GEO conference. I’ve been mulling over all I heard about Web 2.0. At the conference, I had the pleasure of meeting Bruce Trachtenberg. Executive director of the Communications Network. What do you see as the role of communications staff members like me in helping our foundations explore these trends? The major takeaway for me is that there is an eagerness among th...

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Highlights from the GSVC | Philosopher 2.0

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Highlights from the GSVC. June 1, 2009. In response to my post on Charity vs. Business: The Business Case. I just wanted to thank everyone who. And everyone who propelled the conversation into the twittersphere ( @createquity. To rewind, a little over a month ago, I convinced my company ( which has a new website! Financing Your Social Venture. Director, Ecosystem Investments and Partnerships, Skoll Foundation. Chief Financial Officer, D.light Design. President and Co-Founder, Pacific Community Ventures.