New restrictions on immigration and increased immigration enforcement under the Trump Administration are having a profound impact on our nation, reaching from the dinner table to the board room, from courtrooms to classrooms.
The Thomas Fire Response Network Fundraising and Philanthropy Subcommittee will discuss the data gathered on the impact of the Thomas Fire and present an initial outline of a potential case statement that nonprofits can adapt to raise funds for recovery.
Southern California Grantmakers is pleased to partner with the Building Movement Project to discuss the findings from their recently released
Increasingly, for many people, the human condition puts us face-to-face with circumstances that challenge our sense of "what's right" and leave us with behavioral choices that don't always sync with our personal values and ethics.
Southern California Grantmakers and The Eisner Foundation invite you to an afternoon of service at L.A. Kitchen on Tuesday, February 6th. Please join us as we tour L.A.
The Foundation Aging Network (FAN) is an informal group of grantmakers from across all of Southern California interested in sharing issues related to serving an older adult population.
I hope everyone had a chance to enjoy the Independence Day holiday. This year, the holiday held a special meaning and importance for me. I struggled to find a narrative of what it means to love our country when there is so much injustice taking place here on a daily basis. Despite our aspirations and achievements as a country, the United States has a long history of injustices – from slavery and Jim Crow laws to modern-day xenophobia and racism. And, as generations of Americans have tried to do before us – albeit inconsistently and with mixed success – we must continue to fulfill our responsibility to stand up to injustice when we see it.
Nearly 120 philanthropic institutions from across the country have signed onto a joint statement in support of children and families seeking refuge in the United States.
We have all seen reports coming from the border over the past several days and weeks and watched with growing concern for the nearly 2,000 children who have been separated from their families just between April and May.