This event is part of Exponent Philanthropy's 2021 Annual Conference, which will take place October 19-21, 2021 virtually. Registration required.
Trust-based philanthropy reimagines traditional philanthropic practices in order to rebalance power, reduce obstacles to nonprofits’ success, and advance equity in the sector. But what does it look like? And what are the subtleties and nuances that are often overlooked? This funder-nonprofit conversation unpacks these topics to deepen an understanding of the ethos of trust-based philanthropy.
Learning Objectives
• Articulate the values and dispositions of a trust-based approach
• List the key practices of trust-based philanthropy
• Approach grantee interactions with greater power-awareness
Speakers
Philip Li, President & CEO, Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
Yolanda Coentro, President and CEO, Institute for Nonprofit Practice
Kevin Cummings, Executive Director, New York City, Institute for Nonprofit Practice
Exponent Philanthropy’s Annual Conference is designed specifically for and by lean funders—those who give with few or no staff. The conference is open to foundation donors, trustees, and staff; individual donors; donor advised fund holders; members of giving circles; board and staff of philanthropic support organizations; and Exponent Philanthropy sustaining and professional partners. For more information and to register, click here.