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.
Read MorePhilanthropy 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.
Read MoreTalking 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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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.
Read MoreWinthrop Rockefeller Foundation President Here This Week
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy this week welcomes Dr. Sherece West, president of the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation, to its “Scholars in Residence” program.
Read MoreThis Week’s Philanthropy Scholar
The Clinton School Center on Community Philanthropy this week welcomes visiting scholar Steven E. Mayer, director of Effective Communities Project, an organization that offers to a set of services, projects and articles to help socially concerned organizations achieve this greater effectiveness
Read MorePhilanthropy Scholar in This Week
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy this week welcomes “Scholar in Residence” Heather Larkin Eason, president and CEO of the Arkansas Community Foundation, who will be researching, writing and interacting with students and faculty at the school.
Read MoreWilliams to Lead Talk on Rural Philanthropy
Charlotte L. Williams, director of the Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy will moderate a panel discussion on Rural Philanthropy at the annual meeting of the Council on Foundations in Atlanta this May.
Read MoreCommunity Philanthropy Scholars
The Center on Community Philanthropy proudly announces its “Scholars in Residence” program, a designation extended to researchers, practitioners and senior executives who have demonstrated exemplary contributions in the field of community philanthropy
Read MoreSchool Lands $175K Grant
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy learned today that it will receive a $175,000 grant from the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation to fight poverty in small Arkansas communities.
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