Resources from the SCG 2018 Annual Conference
Publication date:
09/17/2018
Learn more about the SCG 2018 Annual Conference . In this time of deep division about the crucial challenges facing our communities and our ...
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Resources from the SCG 2017 Annual Conference
Publication date:
09/28/2017
At #SCGAnnualCon17, we looked at intersectionality as an approach to systems change that goes beyond theory—and that speaks directly to the work you do every day to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. Together, we unpacked many of the strategies and opportunities open to funders of all kinds as we work to support equitable, thriving communities in Southern California and beyond. 600+ colleagues from our diverse philanthropic community of private, public, family, individual, and corporate change-makers came together for this dynamic and inspiring day.
You can see the full list of sessions and speakers on the 2017 conference microsite.
2018 Family Philanthropy Conference Resources
Publication date:
06/06/2018
The following are resources from SCG's 2018 Family Philanthropy Conference, Pathways to Impact.
2018 Public Policy Conference
Publication date:
04/23/2018
Engaging a New Generation of Leaders: A blog by Connie Malloy, Portfolio Director, James Irvine Foundation, who moderated the “Innovative Civic and Voter Engagement Methods for a New Generation” session.
Scroll down for all the materials from our 2018 Public Policy Conference.
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2019 Public Policy Conference Resources
Publication date:
04/08/2019
As California embarks on a new era of leadership in state government, philanthropy has a civic opportunity to help pave the roads ahead for our state. Facing continued uncertainty in the federal government, California can truly serve as role model for the power of collaboration between philanthropy and government and become a beacon of democracy in our country.
How Can Grantmakers Focus on Nonprofit Talent to Grow Impact?
Publication date:
01/01/2012
This latest paper is the final in the “Reframing the Conversation: A GEO Briefing Paper Series on Growing Social Impact” explores the importance of supporting nonprofit talent development, the unique talent needs of nonprofits seeking to grow their impact and how grantmakers can help.
SCG and LA Community Leaders Corporate Reception
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where:
Hilton Checkers Rooftop
... here. If you do not have an SCG account, please email bethanie@socalgrantmakers.org . SCG and LA Community ...
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Transforming Veterans' Experiences During Civilian to Military Transition
Publication date:
05/02/2017
... for Innovation, that reexamines long-held assumptions about the transition out of uniform. Transforming Veterans' ...
Measuring the State of Disaster Philanthropy 2014: Data to Drive Decisions
Publication date:
12/01/2014
The Foundation Center, the leading source of information about philanthropy worldwide, and the Center for Disaster ... research released today establishes critical baseline data about foundation funding for disasters and helps fill a gap ...
Catalyzing Change: A Funder Guide on Protecting People and the Environment from Toxic Chemicals
Publication date:
04/01/2014
... this issue brief offers an introduction to basic concerns about chemicals and health, as well as with an overview of ...
Resources for renters in the City of Los Angeles
Publication date:
07/19/2016
... their rights and responsibilities and understand key facts about the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO). Resources for ...
The Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning
Publication date:
03/01/2011
Reports on science education from The Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning.
Growing Local Philanthropy: The Role and Reach of Community Foundations
Publication date:
01/01/2005
This community field survey represents a first step in documenting the current status and trends related to geographic component funds (funds that are dedicated to serving specific geographic areas or communities, and that typically include local decision making and/or operating structures) and, more broadly, assessing how these funds affect the culture of philanthropy in our communities.
Philanthropy's New Passing Gear: Mission-Related Investing, A Policy and Implementation Guide For Foundation Trustees
Publication date:
01/01/2008
... is designed to inform decision-makers in philanthropy about how to move forward and implement an agenda for MRI in ...
FLGBTQI + ADAM Queer Youth Initiative: Reflections from the First Foundation Cohort
Publication date:
01/01/2012
... began, foundation staff in the first cohort were asked about their participation in this project and what it revealed about engaging youth, the value (monetary and otherwise) of ...
Causes Count: The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector
Publication date:
08/01/2014
... in the state of California. While some regional research about nonprofits has been conducted, the present state of knowledge about the California nonprofit sector as a whole is extremely ...
Saying Yes / Saying No to Applicants: Strengthening Your Decision-Giving Skills
Publication date:
01/01/2004
... than they can recommend for funding. Decision making about what to fund is challenging and so is decision giving ... they've been treated fairly, and can make realistic plans about their next steps? This guide offers observations and ...
SCG Member Cal Humanities Presents a Conversation on Veterans through Hollywood's Lens
Release Date:
07/31/2014
... their invention, films have shaped public perceptions about veterans and the impacts of war.
Adopting the Networking and Mentoring Lifestyle - John Kobara, California Community Foundation
Publication date:
10/08/2015