Browsing by Author "Women's Philanthropy Institute"

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    A Brief Introduction to Women and Philanthropy
    (2012) Women's Philanthropy Institute
    In the past thirty years women’s philanthropy has emerged as a distinct movement using innovative and creative ideas to improve local, national and global communities. Women are engaged in philanthropy from many perspectives – as donors, as professionals, as fundraisers, as nonprofit leaders – in both formal and informal networks. This glossary identifies the kaleidoscope of approaches - audiences, methods, process, and purpose – and celebrates the characteristic common to all approaches within the women’s philanthropic movement – many women working across the globe to improve the lives of others and to make a difference in their communities.
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    The Changing Role of Women in American Society
    (2020-01-01) Women's Philanthropy Institute
    The Women's Philanthropy Institute examines the key predictors of women's philanthropy.
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    DREAM. DARE. DO. Women, Philanthropy, and Civil Society
    (2017-03) Women's Philanthropy Institute
    What are your DREAMS for philanthropy? How do you DARE to take risks and embrace change? What does it mean in the 21st century for women to DO philanthropy? How do we prepare today for future challenges? What skills do we need to meet those challenges, and how do we engage more women to DREAM, DARE, and DO through philanthropy?
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    Women’s Philanthropy InstituteTimeline
    (2013) Women's Philanthropy Institute
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    Women’s Philanthropy on Campus: Releasing the Energy of Women Donors and Embracing the Winds of Change
    (2009-12) Women's Philanthropy Institute
    This handbook is designed to help college and university development leadership and staff think strategically about engaging all alumni and prospective donors in the mission of the institution. Over the last 30 years higher education institutions have experienced significant demographic changes with women becoming increasingly more visible in all facets of campus life.