National Center for Family Philanthropy

A simple internet search for “Syrian refugees” yields millions of results— a testament to how much press coverage and national attention the impact of Syria’s civil war has received in the United States. Lisa Parker, the president of LWFF, saw it as an opportunity for herself and her family to learn about the experiences of refugees when they come to the US… Read More

This underutilized tool has been gaining traction recently for social impact investors and entrepreneurs as a middle ground between charitable grants and for-profit investments that can provide low-cost capital to mission-driven companies while allowing foundations to stretch their limited dollars for maximum impact. … Read More

Private property exists, Aristotle asserts, at least in large part to enable us to be generous. If we did not possess things – goods, money, and the right to direct our own labor – then we would not be in a position to choose to give. … Read More

Our annual Shinn Award honors Mike’s efforts to promote diversity and philanthropy, as it recognizes an individual who has demonstrated a significant commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in his/her philanthropic practice in Ohio… Read More

Co-working spaces are on the rise and finding the right one for your needs can be challenging. There are a lot of considerations like the location of the space, the cost, the flexibility, and various amenities. Every space has its own energy and culture. … Read More