Spark Microgrants Celebrates 10 Years
It’s hard to believe that Spark Microgrants is 10 years old! Your support over the last 10 years has helped Spark improve the civic and economic power of 325 rural communities facing poverty in East Read More
Closing the Race Gap in Philanthropy Demands Radical Candour
We are excited to share this article by my friend and colleague, Kennedy Odede, Founder and CEO of SHOFCO. We decided to share this article from The Guardian in our blog this month because it tells the truth and makes plain the challenge for philanthropy: “as you fund and award white founders working in communities of colour (at home and abroad), ensure you apply the same level of recognition and support to leaders of colour who possess the same or greater skills and knowledge of their environment.” This is the challenge of being anti-racist and owning our own racist behaviors Read More
Boston Faith & Justice Network Offer Uncomfortable Conversations Serie...
On 9/30 Boston Faith & Justice Network will hold the second in their Uncomfortable Conversations Series. The topic will be economic inequality. Join them to hear our panel share their interest and expertise, engage together Read More
Sign Up Soon: #GirlChildLongWalk Reading Journey with 100+ People from Arou...
Girl Child, who were you before the world told you who you should be? Watch a short video to understand the "mountain" we still need to move.
Hope for Our Sisters Featured by Vere Institute
One of the beautiful realities of whole-life discipleship is that you never know where it will take you. It may push you to have a brave conversation with a co-worker, to give sacrificially of your Read More
Returning to School: A Program That Adds Up
A mentoring initiative brought girls back to class in Tanzania amid the coronavirus pandemic, and may be a model for elsewhere in the world.