FavoriteUnited Philanthropy Forum’s 2018 Compensation & Benefits for Philanthropy-Serving Organizations report provides comprehensive bench-marking data and analyses on regional and national PSOs’ employment practices, based on the responses of 55 PSOs. Download the Executive Summary (PDF). The full report is for members only.
FavoriteUnited Philanthropy Forum’s first-ever 2017 Key Metrics for Philanthropy-Serving Organizations report provides comprehensive benchmarking data and analyses on the governance, finances, membership, services and programs, and operations of regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs). Download the executive report — the full report is for members only.
FavoriteUnited Philanthropy Forum’s first-ever 2017 Compensation & Benefits for Philanthropy-Serving Organizations report provides comprehensive benchmarking data and analyses on the employment practices of regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs), based on the responses of 50 PSOs. Download the Executive Summary (PDF) The full report is for members only.
FavoriteThis logic model is an aggregation of key activities that you perform as a regional association (RA). It was developed in conjunction with RAs that attended Innovation Network’s evaluation session at the 2013 Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers Annual Conference, and was further vetted by a group of RA representatives before being finalized. The purpose of this aggregate logic model is to provide RAs with a springboard to build their own logic models and other planning documents.
Favorite This resource has been designed and assembled by the Macro International evaluation team with the support of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation as a starter kit to promote the integration of effective evaluation into grantmaker education programs. This core set of tools includes general tips for conducting successful evaluations, guidance and examples for defining and understanding a program’s logic, how-to instructions for designing participant questionnaires, and an annotated guide to existing evaluation resources to support good practice.
FavoriteAcross rural America, people are joining together to launch and grow community endowments. Local residents are using the interest earned on these community endowments — and the local energy and leadership that come from building them — to improve the quality of life for people, organizations and the places they call home. This guide, Rural Fund Development 101, will help you understand the basics of community endowments and how to create one.
FavoriteThe guide shares and explains the experiences of several institutions that broadened their donor bases, services, and programs by reaching out to diverse communities. The publication focuses on the African American, Asian American, Latino, and Native American communities. This guide explores how the philanthropic field has identified, attracted, and invited participation by individuals from culturally defined communities.
