Center on Community Philanthropy Awarded Grant

The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy has received a $225,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation for a project to promote racial healing and equity in the American South.

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Giving Circles

The Center on Community Philanthropy will join the Arkansas Women’s Foundation today to host, “Giving Circles: Using Our Collective Power for Strategic Impact.”

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Positive Press

Charlotte Lewellen Williams, director of the Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy, is featured in an article in UAMS’ Housecall magazine about how her work at the center is fueled by her master’s and doctoral studies in public health at UAMS.

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Philanthropy Scholar Touts Collaboration

Ford Foundation Director of Philanthropy Suzanne Siskel spoke Thursday at the Clinton School about the role of philanthropy in transforming communities. 

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Council on Foundations COO speaks

Kristin Lindsey, COO of the Council on Foundations, drew a large Clinton School crowd today for her talk on community philanthropy and nonprofit management. Lindsey is a visiting scholar this week at the Clinton School Center on Community Philanthropy. Video of her talk will be posted soon at www.clintonschoolspeakers.com

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Philanthropy Scholars Announced

The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy today announced its Fall 2009 “Scholars in Residence,” a group of researchers, practitioners and senior executives who have demonstrated exemplary contributions in the field of community philanthropy.

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Philanthropy Scholar to Study Nonprofit Funding

With the help of two Clinton School students, Besel will study the ability of nonprofit organizations in the center’s target areas of the Arkansas Delta region and New Orleans to leverage funding from the private sector.

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Talking Rural Philanthropy

Clinton School Dean Skip Rutherford and Center on Community Philanthropy director Charlotte Williams are attending a conference on “Philanthropy and Rural America” this week at the Clinton Presidential Center and the Clinton School.

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Talking Philanthropy

Dr. Allen served as the Center on Community Philanthropy’s first “Scholar in Residence,” a new program that brings guest scholars to the Clinton School to research and discuss community-spawned philanthropy.

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