Urgent Case and Guidance for Philanthropy in the South

Urgent Case and Guidance for Philanthropy in the South
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The urgent case and guidance for foundations and nonprofits in the South focus on increasing funding for marginalized communities to strengthen their power and quality of life. Data shows a significant gap in per capita grantmaking between the South, national philanthropy, and other regions. The goal is to create sustainable strategies that are accountable and informed by Southern communities, emphasizing organizing, advocacy, and civic engagement. Success in the South lies in securing wins for equity and progress while preventing regressions and building long-term power.

  • Philanthropy
  • South
  • Funding
  • Marginalized Communities
  • Advocacy

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  1. Philanthropy in the South: Philanthropy in the South: The Urgent Case and Some Guidance for Foundations The Urgent Case and Some Guidance for Foundations and Nonprofits and Nonprofits Follow the conversation on social media! #FundTheSouth Sponsored by

  2. Why Todays Conversation Matters Highlights from As the South Grows @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  3. + = As the South Grows As the South Grows @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  4. A Five A Five- -part Series part Series Three released + February & April 2018

  5. The Goal: The Goal: To increase the size and sustainability of funding to the South . . . from Southern AND national philanthropy . . . for strategies that strengthen the power and quality of life of Southern marginalized communities . . . in ways that are accountable to and informed by these same communities. @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  6. Data Data @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  7. TOTAL TOTAL Per Capita Grantmaking, 2010 Per Capita Grantmaking, 2010- -2014 2014 $28 Alabama Black Belt Southern Louisiana $31 AL $130 LA $243 United States $451 NY $995 Orleans Parish $1,815 New York City $1,966 @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  8. ORGANIZING, ADVOCACY, & CIVIC ENGAGEMENT ORGANIZING, ADVOCACY, & CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Per Capita Grantmaking, 2010 Per Capita Grantmaking, 2010- -2014 2014 $0.51 Alabama Black Belt Southern Louisiana $0.08 $4 AL LA $30 United States $39 $92 NY Orleans Parish $150 New York City $203 @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  9. Another Way: Success Success in the South South @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  10. Intent: Secure needed wins for equity and progress. Impact: Impact: Dangerously limits what change can be. Instead: Prevent harsh backslides & build long-term power. Instead: @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  11. Another Way: Leadership & Capacity Leadership & Capacity in the South South @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  12. Intent: Get money to people who know how to use it. Impact: Impact: Mistakes privilege for capacity. Instead: Instead: Value organizing skills over grant seeking skills. @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  13. Another Way: Risk Riskin the South South @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  14. Intent: Support what works, and quickly. Impact: Impact: Overlooks unfamiliar leaders and strategies. Instead: Instead: Prioritize relationships, and trust existing (often unseen) work. @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  15. Todays Speakers Ryan Schlegel, Senior Research and Policy Associate, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy Esther Calhoun, President, Black Belt Citizens Fighting for Health and Justice Flozell Daniels, President and CEO, Foundation for Louisiana Alison Corwin, Program Officer, Sustainable Environments, Surdna Foundation @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  16. Your Turn Questions for the Panelists @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

  17. Calls to Action What s One Thing You Will Do? @npquarterly @ncrp @SouthernGrants

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