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Griffith Observatory has been a Los Angeles landmark since 1935, welcoming millions of visitors free of charge each year. In this episode of The Nonprofit Report, leaders from the Griffith Observatory Foundation share how the Observatory blends science, education, and community engagement to make the universe accessible to everyone.
The National Theatre Foundation, located just steps from the White House, continues to shape the cultural and civic fabric of Washington, D.C.
This episode of Nonprofit Report features senior fundraising leaders as they discuss the evolving nature of philanthropy, talent development, and how to build successful fundraising teams that reflect both strategy and empathy in a post-pandemic world.
We spotlight the American Brain Foundation (ABF), a national leader funding early-stage brain research with the potential to transform lives.
Discover how Art Bridges is reshaping the American museum experience by making art more accessible, inclusive, and sustainable.
How is technology shaping the nonprofit sector? In this episode of The Nonprofit Report, John Mohr, Chief Information Officer of the MacArthur Foundation, shares insights on the evolving role of tech in nonprofits, universities, and businesses.
In this special episode of The Nonprofit Report, we welcome Mark J. Spalding, President of The Ocean Foundation. As an expert in international ocean policy, blue economy finance, and marine conservation, Mark shares insights on the health of our oceans, the growing visibility of climate change impacts, and the vital initiatives led by The Ocean Foundation.
Hospital de la Familia Foundation provides life-changing care in rural Guatemala. We spoke with leaders from this organization to learn about how they are able to provide much needed healthcare as well as education to one of the poorest regions in the world.
The law needs to prioritize your digital privacy. Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, joins us in this conversation about how you can keep your data safe.
Community foundations connect doners/investors to causes they care about. We spoke to leaders of the Greater Houston Community Foundation about their founding and how the foundation has changed throughout the years.
This episode discusses the importance of fostering grass-roots action to strengthen civil society, advance justice and equality, and move people from the disempowered margins and into places of power.
The history of Latino communities in the USA, with emphasis on how Colorado benefits from embrace and empowerment of Latino Coloradans, with guest: Carlos Martinez, President & CEO of Latino Community Foundation of Colorado.
Protecting and advancing the rights of all women across divisions of age, income, geography, race, orientation and identity, with guests: Ana L. Oliveira, President & CEO of The New York Women’s Foundation; Surina Khan, CEO of Women’s Foundation California; & Wendy D. Doyle, President & CEO of United WE.
Mark Oppenheim leads a discussion about community foundations, with guests; Jenny Flynn, President & CEO of Community Foundation for Southern Arizona Keith Burwell, President of Toledo Community Foundation & Nancy Anthony, President of Oklahoma City Community Foundation.
On foundations that serve women with guests: Felicia Davis, President & CEO of the Chicago Foundation for Women; Elizabeth Barajas-Roman, President & CEO of the Women’s Funding Network and Mary Rutherford, President & CEO of the Montana Community Foundation.
On the importance of community foundations with guests: organizations helping patients fight cancer with guests: Neel Hajra, CEO of Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation; Antonia Hernández, President & CEO of California Community Foundation and Shanaysha Sauls, CEO of Baltimore Community Foundation.
On early childhood education, with guests; Tori Mannes, President and CEO of Child Care Group Myrna Peralta, President and CEO of CentroNia & William Sperling, CEO of Child360
Mike Wilt, Executive Director of the Bartlesville Community Foundation discusses how the foundation works to bring people and resources together to achieve more for the community. This interview was produced in collaboration with RSUTV.
On capacity building for nonprofits with guests: Melanie Tavares, Director of Capacity Building and Nonprofit Support at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving; Bill Buckner, Director of Learning and Capacity Building at The Annie E. Casey Foundation and Tom Fuechtmann, Senior Program Officer of the Community Memorial Foundation.
On the importance of community foundations with Dan Smith, President & CEO of the Vermont Community Foundation; and Matthew Randazzo, President & CEO of the Dallas Foundation.