Grantmakers are Free to be Bold
This is a post by NNCG Steering Committee member Mary Phillips of GMA Foundations. It was originally published on the Boston-based Associated Grant Makers’ blog. Recently we witnessed a grant…
Key Questions for Choosing Family Foundation Consultants
Finding the right consultant for a family foundation may seem intimidating at first. How do you know what to look for? How do you find the person or firm with…
How Consultants Can Support a Family Foundation’s Life Cycle
Much like the individuals who create them, family foundations move through several stages of growth and development as the years pass. And much like individuals, foundations require different types of…
Five Elements of Successful Philanthropy-Consultant Partnerships
When philanthropy consultants work together to serve and support funders, they can help their funder clients, the broader field, and themselves gain and share knowledge, understand and leverage a broader…
Benefits and Challenges of Consulting Partnerships
Foundations and nonprofits often work in partnership with one another, but what about the consultants that support their work? Little has been written about the ways in which different consultants…
Consultants as Cross-Pollinators for Foundation Learning
In many ways, consultants to philanthropy are like bees, bringing ideas from one source to another for cross-pollination of thinking. Jared Raynor, Ashley Blanchard and Marieke Spence of the TCC…
Five Ways Funders Can Use Consultants to Move Beyond Grantmaking
Join us for a webinar on this topic October 14th at 3p Eastern. Registration and complete details can be found on the NNCG Events Page. From impact investments to…
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