Lessons from a 2-Year-Old Community Foundation in Romania
July 12, 2013
By Terri Mosqueda Nearly one hundred years ago, Mr. Joseph Sartori created the Los Angeles Community Foundation (now the California Community Foundation) as part of the trust department of Security Pacific Bank. He was at the heels of banker and estate planning attorney Mr. Frederick H Goff, who had recently launched the Cleveland Community Foundation, […]
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Connecting with the Black Philanthropic Community
February 13, 2013
By Akira Barclay African-Americans have a rich history of philanthropy. Giving 8.6% of their discretionary income to charity, Blacks give more than any other racial group in the United States. Still, tapping into the generosity of this group remains a mystery for many including community foundations looking for ways to connect with new donors in […]
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