We’re energized by the positive feedback from many across the sector about NCRP’s new strategic framework, which will guide our work for the next 10 years.
We look forward to working with you – nonprofits, foundations, wealthy donors and the ecosystem of organizations and individuals that support your work – to ensure that philanthropy is contributing to a fairer, more just and democratic society.
A number of our colleagues shared video statements expressing their support for NCRP stating, “I am with NCRP because …”
Special thanks to the following individuals for participating in this video:
- Henry Berman (@Berman_Henry), Exponent Philanthropy
- Emmett Carson (@emmettcarson), Silicon Valley Community Foundation
- Nicky Goren (@NickyGoren), Eugene & Agnes E. Meyer Foundation
- Trista Harris (@TristaHarris), Minnesota Council on Foundations
- Grace Hou, Woods Fund Chicago
- Gara LaMarche (@garalog), Democracy Alliance
- Jan Masaoka (@janmasaoka), California Association of Nonprofits
- Ruth Messinger (@ruth_messinger), American Jewish World Service
- Russell Royball (@russellroyball), National LGBTQ Task Force
- Darren Walker (@darrenwalker), Ford Foundation
- Sherece West-Scantlebury (@ShereceWest), Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation
We invite you to join the movement that challenges philanthropy to live up to its highest aspirations.
If you haven’t already, check out our strategic framework, including this infographic of the logic model that summarizes our goals and strategies. The framework suggests easy ways you can get involved now.
Yna C. Moore is senior director of communications at NCRP. Follow @ynamoore and @ncrp on Twitter.
Leave a Reply