Supporting Vulnerable Children and Families

Innovative Approaches for Individual Philanthropists and Small Family Foundations

By the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

December 4, 2011

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In This Report, You’ll Learn

  • 7 things strategic philanthropists do.
  • 3 ways to build open partnerships.
  • How Jill Iscol partnered to raise $8.5 Million for City Year in NYC.
  • How the Healthy Food Financing Initiative and Green Carts partnered to fight childhood obesity in low-income families.
  • How San Francisco Bank helped 50,000 people open accounts at starter banks and credit unions -- and how 70 cities across America and the U.S. Dept. of Treasury are now adapting those programs, too.

About This Report

Summary

There is no better time than today for a philanthropist to learn how to expand their horizons and join forces with every potential partner in every sector — including business and government.

Table of Contents

Key Takeaway

Tips for budding philanthropists

A budding philanthropist should identify the core values that form his/her philanthropic philosophy, and partner with like-minded foundations or public-sector organizations

Findings & Stats

Statements & Quotations