Capacity Building

29
Jul
Mission Sustainability Initiative
9:00am - 10:30am
Online Zoom Meeting
Open to: 
GCG Full Members (free) & Non-Member Funders ($50)
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Long-term mission sustainability in the nonprofit sector is increasingly challenged by the economic realities of our era. As COVID-19 and the impending recession affect large and small nonprofits in...View Details
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14
Aug
Funder Coffee Break with Maxine Clark
9:00am - 10:30am
St. Louis Community Foundation Building; Fireside Room
Open to: 
All GCG Members (free) & Non-Member Funders ($50)
Join the Gateway Center for Giving for a casual conversation over coffee with Maxine Clark, Founder and CEO of Build-A-Bear Workshop, and Founder and Co-CEO of the Clark-Fox Family Foundation. Maxine...View Details
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Moving Beyond Burnout Event Materials
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May, 2023
Resources from our interactive virtual workshop designed for philanthropic staff and Board/Trustee leaders to learn more about how grantmaking practice affects the Missouri nonprofit workforce and identify opportunities to help build a more sustainable sector.
Public Investment in Early Childhood Education Program Event Materials
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December, 2022
Through this program, funders received: An update on the first year of the Missouri Office of Childhood and its Director, Dr. Pam Thomas via virtual webinar recording. An update on the establishment of the Gateway Early Childhood Alliance and its Director, Katie Rahn. A deeper understanding of existing public funds to support early childhood providers, barriers to accessing those funds, and the role philanthropy can play in closing gaps. An opportunity to share their own collaborative or individual funding efforts in the early child space.
Philanthropy Always Sounds Like Someone Else: A Portrait of High Net Worth Donors of Color
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August, 2022
This report highlights the giving practices of high net worth (HNW) donors of color. Until recently, Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) with HNW and ultra-high net worth (UHNW) have been an apparitional presence across philanthropic and nonprofit sectors. Yet, emerging research shows that there are at least 1.3 million HNW households of color in the United States with net liquid assets of one million dollars or more. The report research demonstrates that HNW donors of color have great potential to move millions of dollars and inspire other hidden figures in philanthropy.
2020 Capital Campaign Report - Member Version
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December, 2020
PhilMO members must use their log-in information to access the report. If you are not a member of PhilMO and are interested in purchasing the public version of the report, which redacts confidential information, please access our nonprofit resource page.

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